FOR EGYPTIANS TIRED OF LOW-PAYING CORPORATE JOBS
You are not looking for a "get-rich-quick" scheme or a side hustle. You are looking for a legitimate career path with long-term growth potential and are willing to put in the work to build a skillset.
You are tired of low local salaries and limited progression. You know you have the potential to earn more in USD but lack the specific roadmap and network to break into the international market.
You have a strong command of English and can communicate effectively. You are coachable and ready to refine your accent and tone to match professional international standards.
You execute fast. When given a proven system, you don't overthink it—you apply it. You are ready to roleplay, practice, and push through rejection to get results.
You want freedom—financial and geographic. You are ready to trade the 9-5 grind for a performance-based role where your income is determined by your skill, not your tenure.
You go from invisible to standout. From one of thousands to the one they remember.
You stop chasing dead ends. You focus only on opportunities that will actually pay. This skill alone is worth thousands.
You go from chaotic to systematic. From unreliable to professional. From someone they might hire to someone they have to hire.
Safei didn't start with connections or an American passport. Like many of you, he started in the local market, navigating low salaries and the "agent" mentality that keeps Egyptian talent trapped in a financial ceiling.
He realized that the gap between earning 8,000 EGP locally and $1,500+ USD internationally wasn't about working harder—it was about System, Mindset, and Standards.
After successfully cracking the code to High-Ticket Remote Setting and landing multiple high paying roles, he wanted to prove that Egyptians can outperform Western competitors, that's why he founded The Egyptian Setters Academy (ESA). His mission is simple: to build a bridge for those willing to do the work, moving them from "informed" students to "market-ready" professionals.