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I'd like to begin today's episode with a shout out to everybody out there who is in search of their first customer.

You're looking for your first customer, first client, first sale.

This is a very important milestone and that's why for all of our case studies, whenever we do those stories,

which I now do twice a week, but for the first three years of the program I did every single day.

One of the questions I always ask is, do you remember your first sale?

I learned to ask that question many years ago when I was first talking to accidental entrepreneurs and other people who started side hustles,

because I noticed that there was a high percentage of people who actually remember that first sale.

Not everyone does, but it's not unusual at all to hear that achieving that milestone feels incredibly satisfying.

And hopefully, of course, it's the first of many.

So anything we can do to get people to their first customer, first sale, is so important.

And today's lister fits this description.

He wants to become a digital personal assistant to help people with tech support.

Now, how should he proceed? Is his offer clear enough? Is there something we should change?

Should he go out and buy Facebook ads? He's wondering all kinds of stuff.

So let's talk about it. How to get my first customer as a digital personal assistant right after this message from our sponsor.

Hi Chris, my name is Nate. First of all, thanks for everything that you're doing to help out the community of side hustlers out there making it happen.

My idea is being a digital personal assistant focused more on like a personal tech support, right?

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