I'm a writer. I couldn't find anyone to make the book covers I wanted, so I taught myself basic graphic design and Canva and I do my own. I've had compliments on them. A few days ago I had the idea of offering services to aspiring self-published authors. This video has helped clarify the process. Thank you!!!
I’m setting up an idea because I am frustrated the way people set up files. So I am going to do a freebie as a way for them to know how to correctly set up a file. There’s more to what I’m doing but don’t really want to get too technical. But anyways, if I can draw them in and they want more I will set up a on line course based off that. This video really helps and I put the book on hold. Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤
Every time I listen to one of these videos I hear so many points that Tim Ferriss used in his first book, 4 hour work week, and it irritates me that so many writers are just ripping off his research and intellectual observations. If you guys read this, just read 4 hour work week by Tim Ferriss. All of these authors are just imitating
Hi there, I watched your video on "Million Dollar Weekend" and enjoyed the enthusiasm! However, presenting such content without highlighting potential challenges might set unrealistic expectations. For example, while it’s inspiring to think you can make a million dollars over a weekend, it’s important to also discuss the ongoing effort required to maintain and grow that success. Sharing real-life examples of both successes and failures could provide a more rounded perspective for your audience. Balance motivational content with practical advice to help aspiring entrepreneurs prepare for the realities of business.
@@Drakelett Thank you for your response. Could you please elaborate on what you mean by "launch a SaaS 10 years ago"? Are you saying the book's content is outdated or that it specifically focuses on SaaS businesses? I'd appreciate more details to better understand your perspective.
planning on opening my first business with internet gaming cafe, and the initial investment is around 30k and will take roughly a year to meet break even. it is my first business but i am confident that i could make it. the supply is less but the demand is pretty high. i am still low on initial investment (lack 60%), and still cannot commit it, since it is sign a high amount with the first business. what are your thought?
If you have a location, business plan, and projected opening date, you can have a presale special. Sell memberships, visits, or whatever your plan is at a discount, like 50% off. This will give you money upfront to buy equipment and also you will have customers from day one. If your place looks busy and gets good reviews, it will be a great start. Good luck!
@@SideGig great idea. But how do i convince the customer to do so? I know i have to make my price and membership look attractive, but should i start building a brand or do some advertising first?
@@moussinobied5013 may i know why? In my area it is growing quite well with a few locations. And i also wanted to start one too. I know i guy who can do network, i know who i will hire, for pc spec i would say i can build a decent budget one. Would love to hear your thoughts
98% of people should not be entrepreneurs. It's the most competitive game on earth. Very few survive, and the ones that do start youtube channels and sell books and courses.
What’s your recommendation then? Getting Fixed Salary jobs ain’t competitive? Being an entrepreneur is not a wish or try your luck thing, it’s a mindset. Between A-Z everyone has a spot. Just keep trying. Like this video presenter said, if it’s not working, stop and add some new to it or try something else. The competition is ladder to success.
@@heavenlyacademia If you want to make money, entrepreneurship is the worst way to do it. Don't be a doctor because you want to make money. Don't start a business because you want to make money.
@@victoriancu7358 What then is the recommendation? I understand your point but I think you are mistaking legacy and self value for entrepreneurship. All dictionaries links money making with entrepreneurship.
I'm a writer. I couldn't find anyone to make the book covers I wanted, so I taught myself basic graphic design and Canva and I do my own. I've had compliments on them.
A few days ago I had the idea of offering services to aspiring self-published authors. This video has helped clarify the process.
Thank you!!!
This video is so inspirational. Before I got to the middle of it, my brain was already thinking about different ideas.
Swears great mind
I will double down on some business ideas this weekend and more frequently. Thanks for the video ❤👍✅
You're incredible🤝🤝🤝
I will double down on my current business 😊 thanks for the video 😊
love it ... you are right
but we can move togther
be positive
Favorite channel ❤️
I just owned a music library to download mp3 music,, thought watching your videos😊
I’m setting up an idea because I am frustrated the way people set up files. So I am going to do a freebie as a way for them to know how to correctly set up a file. There’s more to what I’m doing but don’t really want to get too technical. But anyways, if I can draw them in and they want more I will set up a on line course based off that. This video really helps and I put the book on hold. Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤
Got to get me some better friends…great video will watch a few times! One of your best
Thank You.
nice video
Love your work!
I wish one day see you through photo or video
first❤
Thank you!
Thank you ❤
Every time I listen to one of these videos I hear so many points that Tim Ferriss used in his first book, 4 hour work week, and it irritates me that so many writers are just ripping off his research and intellectual observations.
If you guys read this, just read 4 hour work week by Tim Ferriss. All of these authors are just imitating
All these are nice but I am facing a big problem. How do I read. I literally forget everything I get from an audio book the instant I finish it.
I love you video ❤️
Please what are the books to read to get your first customer?
Hi there, I watched your video on "Million Dollar Weekend" and enjoyed the enthusiasm! However, presenting such content without highlighting potential challenges might set unrealistic expectations. For example, while it’s inspiring to think you can make a million dollars over a weekend, it’s important to also discuss the ongoing effort required to maintain and grow that success. Sharing real-life examples of both successes and failures could provide a more rounded perspective for your audience. Balance motivational content with practical advice to help aspiring entrepreneurs prepare for the realities of business.
Ah, but that content isn't in the book. The book is primarily "launch a SaaS 10 years ago".
@@Drakelett Thank you for your response. Could you please elaborate on what you mean by "launch a SaaS 10 years ago"? Are you saying the book's content is outdated or that it specifically focuses on SaaS businesses? I'd appreciate more details to better understand your perspective.
My first time being early
planning on opening my first business with internet gaming cafe, and the initial investment is around 30k and will take roughly a year to meet break even. it is my first business but i am confident that i could make it. the supply is less but the demand is pretty high. i am still low on initial investment (lack 60%), and still cannot commit it, since it is sign a high amount with the first business. what are your thought?
If you have a location, business plan, and projected opening date, you can have a presale special. Sell memberships, visits, or whatever your plan is at a discount, like 50% off. This will give you money upfront to buy equipment and also you will have customers from day one. If your place looks busy and gets good reviews, it will be a great start. Good luck!
Don't do it it's crappy
@@SideGig great idea. But how do i convince the customer to do so? I know i have to make my price and membership look attractive, but should i start building a brand or do some advertising first?
@@moussinobied5013 may i know why? In my area it is growing quite well with a few locations. And i also wanted to start one too. I know i guy who can do network, i know who i will hire, for pc spec i would say i can build a decent budget one. Would love to hear your thoughts
After listening to this all of us are going to be millionaires next weekend
Wow don't let the Indians and Chinese know about this please keep it quiet
98% of people should not be entrepreneurs.
It's the most competitive game on earth. Very few survive, and the ones that do start youtube channels and sell books and courses.
What’s your recommendation then? Getting Fixed Salary jobs ain’t competitive? Being an entrepreneur is not a wish or try your luck thing, it’s a mindset. Between A-Z everyone has a spot. Just keep trying. Like this video presenter said, if it’s not working, stop and add some new to it or try something else. The competition is ladder to success.
@@heavenlyacademia If you want to make money, entrepreneurship is the worst way to do it. Don't be a doctor because you want to make money. Don't start a business because you want to make money.
@@victoriancu7358 What then is the recommendation? I understand your point but I think you are mistaking legacy and self value for entrepreneurship. All dictionaries links money making with entrepreneurship.
thank for your help