Could It Really Be This Easy
To Find Work In The Superyacht Industry
In Record Time, While You Travel To The Worlds
Most Luxurious And Exotic Locations…
AND Meet Multi-Millionaires And Celebrities?
The Answer is "YES"... And If YOU Want To Eliminate The Possibility Of Not Finding Work In The Superyacht Industry In The Shortest Time Possible While Avoiding The Common Mistakes That Many Others With Little Or No Experience Make… Then This Will Be The Most Important Letter You'll Ever Read.
Dear Friend,
I have some important questions for you. Think carefully as you answer...
Have you heard about the superyacht industry and all its benefits and now YOU want a piece of the action?
Are you looking for work as a deckhand but finding the process incredibly hard and frustrating?
Do you have an outstanding student loan or credit card debt and looking for a way to pay off your creditors as quickly as possible?
Are you sick and tired of being told day after day, week after week that there are no permanent deckhands jobs available for you?
Are you confused about what qualifications you really need in order to find a job as a deckhand on today's superyachts?
Are you thinking about working in the superyacht industry as a career but not sure if it's really for you OR that you may make the mistake of choosing the wrong career?
Are you concerned about the current global economic crisis and how it could affect your job search in the superyacht industry?
If you answered “YES” to any of these questions, then I have some important news for you...
The news is that you are NOT alone.
In fact, that list of questions was created from emails I've received from hundreds of others just like you who are looking to find work in the superyacht industry.
It's a fact: Finding work in the superyacht industry can be a long a hard process if you don't know what you're doing.
Nearly all inexperienced deckhands looking for work on today's superyachts have had the experience of finding work as a deckhand to be tough, long and challenging.
But is that the REAL truth?
Is the superyacht industry REALLY that hard to crack when you first start out?
Is there any hope?
Why Inexperienced Superyacht Crew
Struggle To Find Work...
When you are not successful at something its not a fun feeling...
But an even worse feeling than that is NOT KNOWING WHY.
I know this very well because I've had that feeling when I first started out in the superyacht industry as a deckhand...
So I started to search for information that could possibly put an end to ALL my frustration.
BUT, I could find very little information if anything at all about how to find work in the superyacht industry.
There were a few books but much of the content was outdated or focused on other crew positions in the industry.
There was nothing that focused solely on deckhands and that provided tips, strategies, methods and real world insider knowledge that could be used to make the process of finding work in the industry so much easier AND then showed you how to master the job once you landed your first position.
The Secret Reasons Why Most
Deckhands Fail At The Superyacht Industry...
See, most 'green' (new) deckhands actually fail to master the superyacht industry for one of two reasons.
Firstly, they simply didn’t have the skills, certificates and insider knowledge that would enable them to perform the job to a level that is required of them and secondly, because they didn't REALLY know what they were getting themselves into before they joined the superyacht industry in the first place!
I'll admit it. I know all about that experience, as I was THAT deckhand.
But I'll let you in on another little secret…it does NOT have to be that way.
As an 'industry outsider' I learnt that the toughest part of the superyacht industry is actually finding work in the first place and NOT necessarily dealing with the personal aspects of crew life onboard.
If you can find a job AND do that job very well then in all probability you could go on to be an amazing success within the superyacht industry.
But what you MIGHT not understand is that finding work in the superyacht industry boils down to variables and in order to get what YOU want you have to understand what these variables are and how they influence your situation.
I've discovered that at the end of the day it's the little things that determine who gets the job and who doesn't.
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The Five Most Common Mistakes
Inexperienced Crew Make When It Comes To
Finding Work In The Superyacht Industry...
Crew recruitment agencies and potential employers will always be trying to figure out if your profile fits into a Hollywood type market like the superyacht industry.
First impressions count and experience has shown that you only have one chance to get it right.
1. How To Create A Killer Perception Of Your Personal Profile In The Superyacht Industry
As much as I hate to stress it - the industry is looking for a certain image when hiring crew.
What ever you do, NEVER make the mistake of looking unprofessional or like you're totally new to the industry.
Basic things like your appearance will go a long way to set you apart from the thong-wearing hippie that bounced in off the street and is just looking to make a quick buck.
Some guys have actually arrive at the back of my yacht with skateboards in hand, wearing three-quarter pants, a tank top (vest), slops (sandals) and sporting a generally scruffy appearance - then comes the question, "Hey dude, do you, like, have any daywork, man?"
This will ALWAYS get you a negative response.
You must understand that this industry is very professional by nature.
Simply wearing a neatly pressed polo shirt, smart navy or khaki shorts and appropriate shoes will go a long way to helping you succeed.
It's all about perception and ultimately YOU are responsible for ensuring that it's as 'picture perfect' as possible.
2. Making The Mistake Of Thinking You Know It All Already
The one aspect of being a deckhand in the superyacht industry is that you NEVER stop learning.
Yet, I've met many inexperienced guys who parade themselves on deck thinking they have ALL the skills and knowledge they need to be a superyacht deckhand.
But this attitude will almost CERTAINTLY come back to haunt you.
Here is a secret that many industry outsiders will not be aware of until it's too late...
An increasing number of Captains these days are giving ropes to candidates in job interviews and asking them to tie certain knots to see if they can back up this attitude with solid 'know how'...
Trust me on this one - you DO NOT want to come across as totally inexperienced in an interview when you first start out in the industry.
With so many prospective deckhands looking for work these days YOU cannot afford to miss out on any job opportunities.
Knowing how to perform general tasks on a boat will let an interviewer know that you are NOT out of your depth.
But perhaps most importantly of all, it demonstrates that you have the right attitude and a genuine interest in learning what it takes to make it in this industry.
3. Under Estimating The Importance Of An Agency Interview
Crew recruitments agencies play a big part in deciding whether you make it to a job interview or not.
When competing for the headspace of an agent with up to several hundred other potential deckhands, you have to realize that everything you do when you step into the office is noteworthy.
How you look, project yourself and the manner in which you deal with them will make or break your chances finding you work.
ALWAYS be conscious of the image you are portraying.
Here's another secret than you MIGHT not know about...
All agencies keep a personal record of you on their system. If you are rude, have a scruffy appearance or simply "don't have the right attitude" - this will all be noted in your profile.
Agencies then use this as a reference to decide whether YOU or another deckhand should be put forward for a position.
4. The Things That DESTROY Your Credibility In The Superyacht Industry… AND How To Avoid Them
The eyes and ears of the yachting industry are everywhere.
This can be utilized to work for you or be a factor in your downfall.
The first step is being conscious of the fact that what you do in the pub OR an agency has an effect on what others within the industry will think of you.
News in the superyacht industry travels INCREDIBLY quickly.
Keep this in mind when you are about to tuck into your fourth beer of the hour while out in a place where potential employers also come to socialize.
'Yachtie bars' are a classic environment where new deckhands and even experienced ones can lose their credibility in an instant.
Remember to be aware of who is around you at all times - you REALLY want to avoid saying the wrong thing at the wrong time in the vicinity of someone who could ultimately decide on whether you’re the right person for the job.
It's been known to happen and frequently does.
5. Working With A CV / Resume That Leaves Agencies And Captains Thinking You're Going To Have NO CHANCE At Finding Work
I can tell you first hand that Captains and 1st Officers/Mates responsible for employing deckhands see hundreds of CVs a year.
For this reason, Captains are quick to bin any CV that they do not like the look of.
The most common reasons for this are things like, how long you held your last position, incorrect formatting and or missing information, an unclear or inappropriate photo, insufficient references, etc.
AND they could even bin your CV simply because they don't like the look of it.
At the end of the day, it is your responsibility to create a competitive advantage, and ultimately the place where you can leverage this most is by creating a killer CV that will crush the competition.
Pay specific attention to DETAIL. Here are some simple ways for you to do just this...
Little Known Ways To Crush
The Competition With A Killer CV / Resume
1. The Correct Photo To Use On Your CV And What To Avoid
In your photo, you should be wearing a plain polo shirt or something smart in front of some yachts or a plain background.
Avoid pictures of you at the beach, on a night out and especially drinking.
2. How To Use Appropriate Formatting And Layout
Your CV should be all lined up, in the same font (justified) with your photo either in the top right hand corner or the centre.
Whatever you do, make sure it looks PROFESSIONAL.
Do not make it too long either, keep it to two pages at the most.
Also ensure that it as clear as possible and put it in chronological order with your last employment position listed first.
Most people (especially Captains) don't have time to read the whole CV, so if it is clear and they can scan it quickly this will improve your chances a great deal.
If you have a season's worth of experience in the superyacht industry, or if you have been working as a day worker, then this information should be listed in a separate section of your CV as maritime experience, with a separate section for land-based experience.
3. Plug The Gaps With ACCURATE Information
Leaving out recreational/personal sailing experience, dayworking or the fact that you get seasick can be to your disadvantage.
All experience is good experience and mentioning that you do not suffer from seasickness can go some way to proving that you have your sea legs.
Daywork is particularly important as it shows you are being PROACTIVE and getting out there rather than waiting for a job to come to you.
4. The Art Of Being SPECIFIC But Not Boring
Make sure you explain what your previous employment included.
ALWAYS mention your job title, exact dates (so many people are vague about this, particularly with daywork; they put just the month, presumably to make it appear longer, but one day is very different from one month), location of the job (which country and where in the country), and all the main duties that you carried out.
There is no need for this to be lengthy; duties can be bullet pointed.
5. The Correct Way To Use References
You must provide a minimum of two references, ideally from yachts or previous employments.
If you have been self-employed or don't have any references, then it is VITAL you get a character reference from a family friend, etc.
DO NOT put your boyfriend/girlfriend or your immediate family, as they will obviously be biased.
What I Present To YOU Now
Is The Definitive Guide For Finding
Work In The Superyacht Industry As A
Deckhand, In Super Rapid Time... AND From
Just A Few Top Secret Techniques That
The 'Other Deckies' Simply Don't Know About...
When I started in the superyacht industry, I started [blogging](http://www.mattbrownblog.com/) about my experiences and soon began receiving emails from prospective deckhands on a monthly, then weekly and now daily basis about how best to find work as a deckhand in the superyacht industry
It wasn't long before I came to realize that many prospective deckhands are confused about how to actually do this, how to acquire the appropriate training certificates, where to start their job search, and many other issues that surround the superyacht industry, but the underlying tone of all the emails I received was really about how to be successful at a superyacht crew career.
So I began on a journey that revealed many aspects of the superyacht industry that even I didn't know about it... AND I was already working as a deckhand on one of the worlds leading superyachts.
Through months of research, countless conversations with many other deckhands, officers, Captains and other industry insiders... BUT most importantly, through my OWN experience - I've discovered exactly what the variables are that determine who is successful in the superyacht industry and how to use them to beat the rest of the competition.
And now... I want to share my discoveries with YOU.
I've just put the finishing touches on a brand new product designed to empower you to begin your career in the superyacht industry and that will arm you with the essential and most powerful information available at your fingertips whenever you need it.
My new program is called, "The Dynamic Deckhand".
It is also known as the 'big brothers guide to the superyacht industry' for one simple reason—it literally takes you by the hand and guides you through each critical step in the process of finding work in the superyacht industry but not only this, it also shows you how to MASTER the job before you've even had an interview with a prospective employer!
In my eBook, you're going to learn some of the secrets and strategies I've used to beat the rest of the competition at dockwalking, dealing with crew agencies, job interviews, passing maritime training exams and much, much more.
We're going to focus on the critical skills required to find work in the superyacht industry AND set the foundation for a successful superyacht career from the very start...
One of the reasons I created this program was because I wanted to give you insights and be honest about the things that some industry insiders do not want you to know.
We're going to spend some critical time together learning how you can go from being totally inexperienced to holding your own superyacht Captains license in under six months.
I know HOW to do this because that is exactly what I achieved.
You're going to learn at LEAST 30 different ways to quickly and easily beat the 'other guys' in the market place as well as the specifics surrounding training certificates and experience you must hold to be promoted up the various ranks within the superyacht deck career path.
I'm also going to show you how to avoid looking like you're totally new to the industry (even though you might be) and how you can create the perception in whatever superyacht you’re working on that you’re a seasoned professional and vitally important to the success of any superyacht and their crew.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg...
But Don't Take My Word For It...
When I first had the idea of taking a career break and started looking into the super yacht industry, I was bombarded with information across the internet. Every Google search I did resulted in thousands of sites claiming to have the inside track, the training or the recruitment connections to make it in the super yacht industry. Yet I still had many basic, unanswered questions. Were any of these sites reputable? How much training would I need? What are the down sides? How do I get started? Where do I go? What time of year?
I happened to stumble upon Matt’s blog and immediately noticed that here was a guy who was very upfront about what he did, proud of what he did and more importantly had been there and pretty much done that. The news that Matt was writing a guide to becoming and succeeding as a deckhand was music to my ears. Having read the book I can say that it is the perfect guide for anyone looking to kick off a career in the super yacht industry. All of the basic questions I had asked myself, are collated in the book. Of particular help to me was:
1) Recommended training – amazing no other sites are this honest or go into this detail
2) Dockwalk techniques – unique info
3) Visa tips – cut through the crap
4) Resources – how to do it
All of a sudden here is the one resource you need to plan a successful (important word) career in the industry. So as I start my journey from one life to the next, I want to thank Matt for making the path much clearer and allowing a complete novice like me to set realistic career goals in a truly aspirational industry.
I can highly recommend reading this book and indeed keeping as a reference point. I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve referred to it just in the past 3 weeks, just to answer another question that had popped into my head. It’s going to be an exciting, difficult and ultimately rewarding journey and I can’t wait. Matt, thanks for your willingness to share knowledge and help others. I’ll hopefully bump into you in some port around the world.
Benn Dunn, Prospective Deckhand, London (UK)
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Here are a few more of the exciting things you'll learn in this book:
Super secret alternative ways that very few superyacht crew use to find work. These methods are quick and easy to learn and use the latest developments in social media platforms and inter-personal networking to beat the competition - incredibly powerful stuff if used the right way!
How to create a CV / resume that will push potential employers to offer you the job before they've even met you in person... AND you will be given tips from from one of the world's leading superyacht crew recruitment companies to help you do this!
How to distribute your CV to ALL of the superyacht industry's major players like crew recruitment agencies, yacht management companies and yacht delivery companies, using both online and offline resources.
How to create a powerful perception of your personal image in the superyacht industry that will make others see you in a fun and professional way that will last not only from the start of your career but throughout your time in the superyacht industry.
What qualifications are the ones you really need to be successful in the industry and which certificates and training you can ignore - this information alone could save you thousands of dollars in training costs.
You will be given practical tips and insider advice from deckhands, bosuns, 1st officers / mates and even superyacht Captains currently working in the industry - these are industry insiders with real knowledge about the job that you can use to prepare you for your own career - I cannot wait for you to hear what they have to say....
How to overcome the roller coaster of emotions at sea - apply this philosophy and you can master 'cabin fever' quickly and easily.
How to secure the most important visas that all superyacht crew need in order to work on superyachts on both sides of the Atlantic - PLUS a live recording direct from a U.S. customs official debunking the uncertainty surrounding American B1/B2 visas once and for all.
What dockwalking is, how it relates to you finding a job and how to literally crush the rest of the competition when it comes to finding work using proven dockwalking strategies and methods that will help you beat the rest of the dockwalkers and earn you that extra cash when you most need it.
Where the essential docks, marinas and ports are in the Mediterranean and how to approach the equivalent of over 14,000 yachts in three different countries within a single week and discover how a few little known ports and marinas could land you months of daywork and cash simply because you showed up.
How to set up an offshore bank account quickly and easily and why a reputable financial advisor is essential to leaving the industry with a pile of cash and investments that will see you through the worst global economic situation in recent times and possibly set you up with leveragable assets on both sides of the Atlantic.
The seven things that annoy superyacht crew the most - this is not for the faint hearted!
How to avoid the mistakes that many other deckhands make when it comes to training and how to ensure that you have the essential deck officer certificates you need throughout your career in the superyacht industry.
Why you need more than just an STCW '95 certificate to work as a deckhand in today's superyacht industry.
How to drive both jet and outboard tenders (powerboats) in all sorts of weather conditions and unexpected situations in a way that will make the yachts owners and guests think you're a seasoned professional and possibly fast track your career.
How to safely and effectively manage the affairs of your guests while doing water sports so that they have the maximum enjoyment possible throughout their time with you onboard - apply these principles and you will be well on your way to receiving a tip worth several thousand dollars from your charter guests.
How much you can expect to earn as a deckhand, bosun, 1st officer/mate and Captain of a superyacht in both US dollars and Euros - this uses real data and statistics from the world's leading crew recruitment agencies from across the globe.
How to manage your finances, determine your budget and how to source the best crew accommodation deals that will save you loads of cash no matter if you decide to find work in the US. or Europe.
Are you thinking about working as a couple? Discover how to get your girlfriend onboard your yacht and the true dynamics of a crew relationships onboard today's superyachts - find out why singletons may have it the best!
The skills and personality traits of a desirable deckhand - find out if you measure up to the test!
What superyachts are, how the market has changed over the past thirty years and whether the superyacht industry is affected by the global economic slowdown - what you will learn here may surprise you.
Ten things that all new deckhands need to know about working on deck - this is guaranteed to make you look super cool in the eyes of your fellow crew and ensure that you are uber successful from the moment you step onboard.
What the essential deck products are for your arsenal on deck. All 'in the know' deckhands use them on today's superyachts and discover why these products actually work, as opposed to those that can remain on the shelves of your local chandlery forever and ever.
The seven habits that highly successful deckhands use to master UHF radio protocol - if any of these are missing you could run the risk of alienating the rest of your crew.
Ten tips for working in the Bosun's chair no matter how inexperienced and afraid of heights you may be - these are essential for any successful "air walk" alongside today's white motor yachts.
How to be a better bosun and discover how to develop the number one skill that all deck crew need in order to avoid making their lives and the lives of others miserable on deck... AND you will hear it all direct from the Bosun of 71 meter (180') Lurssen megayacht!
How to survive crew burnout when you're working on a busy charter yacht - if you think you're immune to it you'd be wrong!
Discover the skills and personality traits that all good superyacht Captains should have - hear it direct from a superyacht Captain.
Seven ways to beat the Yachtmaster Offshore training - apply these during your course and you will be virtually guaranteed to pass the exam no matter if you take the course in tidal or non-tidal waters!
What to look for when it comes to selecting a maritime training provider, how this relates to fees and how the superyacht industrys flag states determine which career track you should choose - ignore these facts and you could risk doubling your training costs before you can do anything about it.
The good, the bad and the ugly of being a deckhand in todays superyacht industry - find out if you can cut it when the chips are down.
Find out what employers look for in a deckhand's CV/resume – direct from a 1st Mate onboard a 50 meter (150') megayacht.
And much, much more...
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Industry Insiders Share Their Secrets...
As a special treat, I've interviewed several friends and peers throughout the book. These range from inexperienced deckhands looking to crack the industry for the first time all the way through to superyacht officers and Captains.
In addition I provide the thoughts of industry training experts and even US Customs and Immigration officials.
And let me tell you, there's NOTHING like listening to and learning from the most knowledgeable experts in each important area of superyacht industry.
I can't wait for you to hear what they have to say...
In other words, you're only going to be learning what's really going on inside the superyacht industry... and you're only going to learn the things that REAL INSIDERS do to be successful in the superyacht industry.
We won't be talking about bizarre ideas that you're going to say, "You have to be joking" or think in the back of your mind "these aren't for me."
ALL of these ideas, concepts and methods are real world stuff and proven.
By the time you're done with this book, you'll be confident that you can and will be able to find work in as short a time as possible. And just like a ordering from a menu, you'll take the ingredients and dishes that appeal most to you, and go out and SUCCEED at being a dynamic superyacht deckhand.
More Of What People Are Saying...
This book answers every question you could possibly ask, as well as many you'd never think to ask, and reads like an amazing adventure story at the same time! If you want to jump on board and become a deckie, take this journey with Matt through the maze of the superyacht world on both sides of the Atlantic. Lots of insider tips from assertive dockwalking to how not to make the "ego-crushing mistakes" of a newly minted deckie. Not only is this book written by someone who's walked every step of the journey, but it's thoroughly researched down to every detail.
A huge bonus is lots of interviews with a range of yachties from new deckies to old salts, all of whom share their stories and advice.
This is a book that will save you time, money and unnecessary frustration, and you'll get lots of laughs along the way. Matt approaches the business with absolute professionalism mixed with a great sense of humour.
Cathy A Reed – Sailor and Sun Worshipper
Out of every resource I have found to answer my (and others) questions about how to get into the Superyacht industry, this is by far the best and most comprehensive.
Matt has an extraordinary way of ‘jam packing’ information into an easy to read, easy to access layout. The subjects matter is broad and well researched; covering all possible questions that anyone may have when trying to enter the industry.
There is plenty of solid advice for anyone looking for a job, not just those starting out.
I have been in the industry for over 3 years and found many interesting facts and tips that I will use when looking for my next crewing position.
This book will be my first recommendation to anyone wanting to join or find out about being a “Professional Toy-Box Keeper”.
Roger Norton (Deckhand/Engineer, S/Y Meteor)
First-time author and thrill-seeking yachtie Matthew Brown has an eye for entrepreneurialism, and it shows in The Dynamic Deckhand.
With his affable manner, considerable wit and wisdom, Matt makes the superyachting industry accessible to all.
The Dynamic Deckhand shows newbies and veterans alike how to have fun in this exotic and challenging industry, while carving a niche with personal pride and passion.
Matt's business smarts are evident in his writing style as he offers tips and solid pointers to people who are intrigued by the yachting lifestyle, but unsure how to make a go of it as a career. Matt Brown's talent for storytelling and eye for detail brings the reader onboard for a revealing adventure into an industry many dream about, but few truly know.
If you desire to be a deckhand or your quest is to be captain, you're sure to find great value in The Dynamic Deckhand."
Matt Gomez, former online managing editor, DOCKWALK.com
Matt Brown's "Dynamic Deckhand" is by far and away THE definitive guide to becoming a deckhand in the superyacht industry.
So much more than just a how-to manual, this career guide offers a wealth of information -- expert and crew interviews, current resource listings, and even anecdotal stories packed with real "on-the-job" advice. Readers will walk away with a clear picture of exactly what to expect working as a superyacht deckhand (including how to get there!).
The "Dynamic Deckhand" doesn't just stop at how to obtain entry-level deckhand positions though. Matt goes on to coach readers on how to eventually climb the ladder to the higher-rank positions of Bosun and 1st Officer/1st Mate. Too, he outlines what it will take to obtain a Yachtmaster certification or Captain's license -- something Matt did in less than six months from the time he took his first position as an entry-level deckhand. (And he's obviously been very busy documenting every step of his journey, for he doesn't miss a beat in presenting us with a blueprint to follow.)
Overall, readers will enjoy Matt's down-to-earth writing style and his conversational tone. You can almost "hear" him as though he's sitting across from you at the pub mapping out your action plan. His detailed instructions are straightforward -- often clever and witty -- and he thoroughly addresses any questions a person entering the superyacht industry might have about the job they seek and what life is like aboard one of these "floating palaces."
Non-US readers will gain a lot from Matt's explanation of the B1/B2 Visa application process, which includes a first-hand summary of his own experience. Furthermore, his insider tips on how to obtain daywork by walking the docks (a.k.a dockwalking) will be enlightening even for industry pros.
I highly recommend Matt Brown's "Dynamic Deckhand" and encourage anyone looking to break into the luxury yachting industry as a deckhand to buy a copy today.
Julie Perry
"The Insiders' Guide to Becoming a Yacht Stewardess"
www.WorkOnAYacht.com
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Who Needs It And Who Doesn't...
The program is for you if you:
Are actively looking for work but finding it hard to find any permanent position onboard a superyacht.
I know what that's like and have figured out how to resolve this problem... permanently!
Only hold an STCW '95 (entry level certification) and think that's all you need to find a job.
Don't believe the hype that some training companies sell - there is far more to it than what you think you know...
Have less than six months experience on a superyacht and currently do not hold a Yachtmaster Offshore qualification.
You should be all too familiar now with the conundrum that is present in todays industry - the next stop is the Yachtmaster Offshore.
Take it from me, this is the only resource guide you'll need to pass the exam...
Heard of the industry through a friend or on the internet and are interested in learning more about how the industry works and how you can participate in it.
The benefits are very real for all superyacht crew - but what you do next and how you do it will determine to what extent you're successful in it.
If you apply the principles and methods in this book you WILL succeed at finding work in the shortest possible time.
Are simply considering looking for work in the superyacht industry but don't have any experience on superyachts?
This program will give YOU everything you need to know to find that first position and then empower you to quickly and easily master the job.
I wish had something like this available when I first started and I'm thrilled to be able to offer it to you today.
Are looking for work as a stewardess, engineer, pursor or any other position onboard a superyacht.... the information in this book is still VERY relevant to you!
On the other hand if you're already working on a superyacht and savoring all the benefits the industry has to offer, partying in a different bar in a different country or island every weekend, earning $3000 or more tax free money and traveling the world all without any living expenses - then this book is probably not for you.
But if you're NOT that person then you need to get this product immediately otherwise you'll risk never finding work within the superyacht industry.
What Makes This Product Different
From Any Other Product Out There?
This book was designed and written to solve the most common problems encountered by hundreds of prospective deckhands who want to work in the superyacht industry.
The strategies, methods and philosophies in this book are PROVEN. Guaranteed.
This program gives you the essential information you need in order to become successful as a deckhand in the superyacht industry without the hassle, fuss and frustration that almost all other deckhands will face when seeking their first position on a superyacht or megayacht.
There are other products out there that claim to provide EVERYTHING you need but trust me - I've seen their products and as an industry insider and expert - I'm not surprised that their customers are left wanting more...
That's why I've designed the following program to resolve this situation PERMANENTLY...
In addition, to the best of my knowledge there is nothing else like this out there on the market... AND to quote one of my books readers, "it's good that this book is written by a deckhand as the books you do find are mainly written from a stewardesses point of view."
Here's What YOU Are Going To Get...
The Dynamic Deckhand eBook
The Definitive Guide To A Successful Superyacht Career (2009 Edition)
116 pages packed with industry insider information, tips, methods, strategies and philosophies and will guide you step by step from the start of your career right through to holding your own superyacht Captains license.
The book is updated annually so all existing owners of the Dynamic Deckhand book will be able to upgrade for FREE.
Value
$97
Superyacht Deckhand Tools (Volume 1)
Essential Knots That All Superyacht Deckhands Should Know
Recorded live on one of the worlds most luxurious megayachts, I'll personally teach you step by step, what knots are most commonly used onboard todays superyachts and how to tie them.
Value
$17
Superyacht Deckhand Tools (Volume 2)
Superyacht Docking And Operational Procedures
In this video I'll cover the fundamental aspects of superyacht docking procedures, how to handle heaving lines, working with heavy-duty ropes and lines, fender hooks and safety precautions and tying up to cleats and docks.
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So How Much Does This All Cost?
I’m going to be up front with you. When I was deciding how much to charge for the Dymanic Deckhand, I wanted to make it really EXPENSIVE. It’s human nature to value something more when you pay a LOT for it. Have you ever bought something so CHEAP that you never bothered even using it? It might have been a really fantastic product that could help you, but because it was so CHEAP, you didn’t value it enough to give it a try.
So, I decided to price The Dynamic Deckhand at only $47. Not too HIGH to be unattainable and not to low to be left on the shelf to gather dust.
But then I remembered that the people who need The Dynamic Deckhand the most, are those who are looking to find work OR are still struggling to find work in the superyacht industry. So, after much deliberation, I chose to change the price to allow the masses to afford it, yet still make it expensive enough that you won’t want to leave it on your shelf to gather dust.
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Unless you are already working in the superyacht industry for at least three years, there is a very good chance you do not know these techniques - and you are going to get left behind very quickly, as more deckhands become aware of these underground methods.
Remember that the gap between the super successful deckhands and the broke ones is widening each and every day - the question is, which side do you want to be on? You must make a decision now, while this opportunity is still on the table. Because soon, it will be gone. Maybe forever...
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Your Last Chance...
Ok, look—the choice is yours.
You could spend thousands of dollars on training courses and spend three months looking for a permanent position, only to be told day after day by, week after week, month after month by crew recruitment agencies and potential employers that there are no jobs available for you.
Do you really want to run the risk of leaving your job search empty handed?
See, I know this happens more and more as each superyacht season passes. Many guys and more and more girls today leave their job search disheartened and perhaps worst of all... DISILLUSIONED about an industry which really promises so much on so many levels.
Look, its a fact—do you want to wind up spending your last hard earned cash, to buy a one way plane ticket home, returning broke and perhaps thinking to yourself, "If only I was able to find that one permanent job on a superyacht, then everything would be different"?
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Here's what I hope to help you achieve...
Now, just imagine the scene:
You wake up in the morning of your first day onboard one of the worlds most luxurious superyachts. You eat your breakfast prepared by a professional chef and step out on the deck.
You look around you at crystal clear water, and you pinch yourself because you realise you're in paradise as the sun beats down on your skin.
You jump into your superyachts tender worth a cool $200,000 and drive away on the mornings "reckie" as you scout out islands and beaches for your guests last day on the yacht.
You spend the entire day snorkeling, riding jet skis and wakeboarding with the guests. Finally, your guests leave that evening and they thank you for an unforgettable experience in paradise.
You head out that evening with your crew and eat in some of the finest restaurants and party till the early hours of the morning. You head back to your floating palace content and happy.
A week later you check your bank account and see that your account has risen by $8,000 in a single month.
You then realise you've received a $5,000 tip and your $3,000 salary (both tax free) in less than a month but the best part about all of this is that you get to do it all over again the following week.
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The "Dynamic Deckhand" is a great resource for those who wish to pursue a career as a deckhand in the yachting industry. Like in most industries, in today's market, competition can be fierce and the more you know, the more you can grow.
Even though the industry can be glamorous, it must also be remembered and understood that yachting is a profession that comes with high standards and qualifications. This includes not just keeping a boat looking good, but running well and even more importantly, safely.
I highly recommend this guide to anyone getting started aboard life on the water as a deckie in the world of yachting.
Shawn Hardman (Captain M/Y Happy Days)
Mathew Brown has, in a very concise and clear manner, broken down the steps to making a career in the competitive market of the worlds super yacht industry. He explains that given the right motives and mental attitudes a position as deckhand on board a multi million dollar boat is attainable. Furthermore he illustrates the necessary procedure to climbing the ladder of yachting hierarchy, and hence living a lifestyle a large portion of us only dream about!
His clear numbered points make learning what needs to be done in order to make the required impression with the right people easy; from crew agents to captains, from yacht brokers to the crew you work with. Matt undoes the knots that "green" deckhands have been battling to untie for years.
Real interviews from people working within the industry, including himself, give an insightful look into the world that has essentially become the playground for the rich and famous. Captains tell what they need to see in an inexperienced deckhand and Matt shares all on polishing out your problems on deck.
A step-by-step walk through of the skills and tickets needed to make it into the industry and how to continue to work your way up to captaining one of the most luxurious vessels on the globe.
I recommend this as an essential handbook for those both looking to find their way either into, or within, the yachting world. It is a valuable tool that I will certainly be using to my full advantage when going up against other deckhands also looking to make it on board a superyacht full time.
Oscar Schaeffers, Deckhand (Antibes, France)
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Take care and I'll chat to you again soon...
PS. Whatever you decide, understand that this is a proven system that can help you find work in as short a time as possible, no matter what your experience level is. Go back and read the testimonials... and KNOW that this is the most important page for you on the web today. Inside this program, I give you real-life methods and strategies that will give you edge when it comes to finding work in the superyacht industry. "The Dynamic Deckhand" has been proven to be the definitive guide for anyone wishing to work in the superyacht industry as a deckhand in rapid time - that much is undeniable.
PPS. Let me frame it another way. By not buying this guide, you are losing: the competitive edge you need to be successful in the superyacht industry; the knowledge you need find work in as short a time as possible; the chance to finally crack the superyacht industry as an inexperienced deckhand... and the list goes on. So I suggest you act - before you forget and do something you may regret like trying to crack the superyacht industry on your own.
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