Flight Madness

You weren’t meant to stay stuck in the grind.

Most men will stay where they are—stressed, undervalued, and watching life pass them by.
But a few of us? We build something different.

I built the Flight Madness Club to give you the mindset, the game, and the private community to actually live free.

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If you're serious about escaping the American grind and building your boss life overseas—
this is your next move.

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18 hours ago | [YT] | 8

Flight Madness

“They say you’re running away.”
Yeah? Maybe I am.
Running away from burnout.
From overpriced rent and underpaid jobs.
From the feeling of being stuck no matter how hard you work.
What I found overseas wasn’t an escape—it was an upgrade.
I teach English. I travel. I live where I’m respected and where my money actually gets
me something.
I’m not hiding. I’m thriving.
And the craziest part?
The only thing I regret is not doing it sooner.
If you’ve been thinking about it…
Stop overthinking it.
Book the flight. Start the process. I can help you.
➡️ flightmadness.com/consultation-english-teaching/


#NotRunningAway #TeachAbroad #LevelUpLife

1 day ago (edited) | [YT] | 38

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Let’s be real—most guys don’t grow up dreaming of teaching English overseas.
But when Plan A doesn’t pan out—
The degree that didn’t lead to a career
The job that sucked the life out of you
The side hustle that stayed on the side…
You start looking for something real.
Something that actually works.
That’s how I found ESL.
And the funny thing is… it wasn’t just a “Plan B.”
It became a launchpad.
Teaching English abroad gave me income, freedom, and a new perspective.
It gave me options—to explore, to build, to live.

Most people overlook it.
I’m telling you: that’s a mistake.
Plan B might be the move that changes your whole life.
➡️ flightmadness.com/englishteaching/


#PlanBUpgrade #TeachAbroad #SmartEscape

2 days ago (edited) | [YT] | 24

Flight Madness

A lot of guys #1 fear is public speaking, which means that English teaching is a big NO for them. So I started offering a service where I do practice teaching classes with guys who want to make money teaching overseas.

When you work with me, I’ll make sure that you’ll be prepared when you slide into the classroom to teach. Check out the video of my practice teaching session with a client ⬇️

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3 days ago | [YT] | 18

Flight Madness

Nobody talks about this part.
When I first started teaching English overseas, I went from full-time stress to full-time
freedom.
No more 8 a.m. commutes.
No more 10-hour shifts.
No more feeling like a background character in my own life.
At first, it was amazing.
But after a while… I started to feel lost.
When you’re not used to having time, you don’t know what to do with it.
I had to rebuild structure from scratch—on my own terms.
And that’s when the real growth started.
Teaching abroad didn’t just change my environment—it forced me to evolve.
This lifestyle isn’t about escaping responsibility.
It’s about choosing what you give your energy to.
And once you taste that kind of freedom, it’s hard to go back.
➡️ flightmadness.com/consultation-english-teaching/


#FreedomLifestyle #TeachAbroad #SelfDisciplineAbroad

3 days ago (edited) | [YT] | 27

Flight Madness

My first day teaching English overseas, I was nervous.
Not because I wasn’t qualified—but because I’d never taught a full class before.
No amount of prep can really prepare you for 30 pairs of eyes looking at you like,
"Okay, teach me something."
But I showed up.
Powered through.
Talked so much that by the end of the day, I literally lost my voice.
And you know what?
I felt good.
Not because it was perfect—but because I got it done.
Teaching abroad isn’t about knowing everything on day one.
It’s about being willing to step up, speak up, and grow into it.
That first day gave me confidence I carry with me to this day.
If you’ve been thinking about it—just start.
You’ll learn faster than you think.
➡️ flightmadness.com/consultation-english-teaching/


#TeachAbroad #FirstClassDone #ConfidenceBuilder

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I didn’t leave because I was failing in America.
I left because I realized—America wasn’t the prize I thought it was.
I had the degree. The job. I played by the rules.
But no matter how hard I worked, it always felt like I was being undervalued. Like
the reward for effort was… more effort.
No breathing room. No freedom. No appreciation.
Then I left.

Started teaching English overseas.
And suddenly, I wasn’t just a number.
I had time. Options. And a lifestyle that made sense.
That was never going to happen if I stayed locked into the system.
And teaching English?
It wasn’t a step down. It was the entry point to a better life—one that’s taken me
around the world.
If you’ve been feeling like you’re doing everything right but still coming up short,
I’ve been there.
Let me show you the smarter exit.
➡️ flightmadness.com/consultation-english-teaching
#TeachAbroad #LifeUpgrade #PassportBros

5 days ago | [YT] | 43

Flight Madness

I didn’t leave the U.S. because I was broke.
I left because I was done playing a rigged game.
I had the degree. The polished resume.
The whole “you’re on your way” package.
But deep down? I knew the truth:
I didn’t want to wait 20 years for freedom.
I didn’t want to climb a ladder that led to nowhere.
And I didn’t want to keep proving myself to people who still saw me as disposable.
So I bounced.
Started teaching English overseas.
It gave me space to grow, time to think, and the freedom to live how I wanted—now,
not when I’m 65.
Some guys chase job titles.
Others chase impact, peace, and respect.
I chose the second path.
You can too.
➡️ flightmadness.com/consultation-english-teaching/


#TeachAbroad #WorkLifeFreedom #EscapeTheRatRace

6 days ago (edited) | [YT] | 57

Flight Madness

Most guys burn out at 30.
I didn’t wait that long.
By 22, I was already over it—
Debt, stress, disrespect, and waking up thinking, “This can’t be life.”
The advice?
Grind harder. Wait your turn.
Maybe retire in 40 years if you survive.
Nah.
So I left.
Started teaching English overseas.
It gave me time, peace, and a real reset.
I wasn’t burned out—I was trapped in a system that didn’t work for me.
A lot of guys wait until they break.
I chose to bounce early—and it changed everything.
Thinking about making a move?
Let’s talk.

➡️ flightmadness.com/consultation-english-teaching/

#TeachAbroad #EscapeTheRatRace #LifeAbroad

1 week ago (edited) | [YT] | 40

Flight Madness

Left one teaches grammar. Right one teaches you why you’ll never date an American woman ever again. Which one are y'all collecting?😁

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