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I live in Orlando I was over in indialantic the other day

Thanks for the comment. I'm super late here - but my advice would be to apply for "charter jet sales" or "charter broker sales" roles. They are fairly plentiful, similar to any sales position.

Depends on what you want to do. Naples is much more chill than Miami. Miami is a big city with lots to do. Naples is for relaxing.

That's pretty wild. I was in Vegas not too long ago and I thought the driving was a bit more aggressive than the last few times I was there too. Maybe more Miami drivers are moving to these west coast cities?😁

We paid just over $100 for the one-way. The flight from CTG to MDE was roughly an hour.

Yikes, how embarrassing 😳

I appreciate that

I clearly missed out on those beaches. I have heard some people say they have a great time there!

Thanks for the comment. I'm late responding - apologies! To start, your best bet would be to look for "jet charter sales" or "charter broker sales" type positions.

Glad I could take you down memory lane!

It’s extremely difficult. When you do get one it’s very satisfying, but even then there’s no guarantee for the next time.

Honestly I found it on Indeed. I’ve seen opening on there and LinkedIn. There are charter brokerages everywhere, particularly next to airports.

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There are plenty of private charter brokers (specific if you're in NY, LA, MI, ATL, and TX), so look them up and send in an application! Source: Worked at one in NY

Maybe one day haha

Yeah, Medellin is probably more your vibe haha.

Thanks for watching!

Not a problem!

Good question - honestly, Miami is a very tropical climate with essentially zero elevation. So a typical summer rain event can lead to street ponding which usually drains after a day or so. However, over the past few years, there have been notable heavy rains that have caused major flooding. Areas in Miami Beach and Brickell flood roughly twice a year and last year the FLL airport had to close due a serious rainstorm! Given climate change, I'd imagine these heavy rain events will be more frequent. Something to keep in mind though - all of these flood events have taken place EAST of I-95. Areas to the west have better infrastructure and slightly more elevation to deal with the rainfall.

Thanks!

I feel like anywhere you surround yourself with successful and driven people you will succeed. Any reason in particular you're thinking about coming to Miami?

I am actually from Fort Lauderdale, long story short moved to NC in 2018 because I had to get away from my old lifestyle. I was heavily addicted to booze and drugs, hanging out with the wrong crowds etc. But now after 6 years away and 5 year of sobriety the mother land is calling my name it seems like. Especially considering the fact that I now help people find long term sobriety through health, it feels like South Florida will be a much more receptive crowd than the crowd here in SC. Plus my wife is a singer, and South FL/ Miami makes more sense for her as well.@@mmersive

That is very true. Well I am originally from Pompano Beach area, but moved away to NC in 2018 as my life was a mess and I was dealing with heavy booze & drug addictions, so I had to get away. Now with 6 years away and nearly 5 years of sobriety and healing I am ready to come back home. I am a health and sobriety coach helping others with their struggles and I believe the FLL Miami area will be much more suited for this. Plus my wife is a singer and we can foresee many opportunities for her down there! Not looking forward for the heat and the drivers... but willing to be where the people and success is. @@mmersive

@@mmersive that makes sense I agree. I am actually from the FLL/Pompano Beach area, but I moved in 2018 to NC to get in new environment as I was dealing with severe booze and drug addiction. Now after 6 years away and lots of healing I am ready to come back home. I am a health and sobriety coach, and it seems like SOFLO makes much more sense for what I am building. Plus my wife is a classical singer/artist, so we are even considering Miami! PS: I answered twice before but for some reason I cannot see my comment, sorry if you have 3 replies from me lol

@@s2kkev292 No worries about the double reply! And I'm happy to hear you're doing much better with your healing! Keep it up! I agree, South Florida is party central, so your coaching would certainly help quite a few people. Broward is calmer than Miami-Dade, but as long as you go in know what to expect, you'll be just fine.

Not when Miami is known as the capital of Latin America and the large majority of the population is of Cuban 🇨🇺 descent

@@JuniorCruz241 So that's a reason. They claim to so American www.flsenate.gov/laws/constitution And they still have that 3rd world mentality...Some much FRAUD here from them.

We've been lucky the past few years on the east coast of Florida, but it's always something in the back of my mind. The good thing is that you typically get a few days to a week to think out your plan if a storm is bearing down.

@@mmersive well that is some useful stuff to know. I plan on moving there this year. Im excited

I was in Colombia last summer and it reminded me a lot of Miami. It was a bit scarier driving around in Colombia, to be honest, but everyone seemed to get around just fine. You should fit right in. Speed limits differ depending on the road, but 50-60 miles per hour is typically on the highways. Tolls are everywhere and really a part of the Miami highways system. Many of the major expressways have a toll associated with them - usually a few dollars.

@@mmersive thanks brother yes the traffic here in Bogota its absolutely caothic, ive been few times in miami but never rented a car because i have family and friends they drive me around but this time i want to enjoy myself riding, thanks for those tips bro, yeah here its very scary in Colombia at least in the US its bit more.. Lets say organized

Thank you so much 😁

That was my main objective...you can loop it and play it like a screensaver!

Much appreciated!

FAMU Forever!