THE MILLION-DOLLAR, ONE-PERSON BUSINESS
Make Great Money. Work the Way You Like. Have the Life You Want
Thanks to inexpensive technologies that make it possible to set up shop in a day, running an e-commerce store is one of the best ways to create a high-revenue, one-person business.
In The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business you will read about:
*** Sol O., a 32-year-old who lives in downtown Toronto. He takes in a 7-figure revenue selling e-books on nutritional supplements. He hires expert contractors, like nutrition researchers, to write them. He sells them via a site he developed, called Examine.com. It all started because, like most people, Sol had a goal to slim down. He began researching nutritional supplements that would help him reach that goal. He discovered there is a great deal of research out there on nutritional supplements but no organization putting it together. By selling that to the unmet interest, he realized he could build a thriving business. Today, Sol has all the free time he needs to travel the world, go on long walks or do nothing at all.
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*** Laszlo N., an entrepreneur how started the planner business Tools4Wisdom. He went from working a steady (though NOT high-paying) job in project management to selling daily planners he developed himself. So, instead of getting home at 8 p.m. on week nights after solving the latest crisis at work, he now has time to think about big-picture questions. Like: "What are my 5-year-goals?" and "What creative steps will I take to accomplish them?"
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*** Daniel F., 29, a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, struggled with experimenting with ways to make money from his passion for martial arts. Until he found one that was lucrative enough to turn into a profitable 7-figure business. He then turned around and sold it for more than $1 million. His business was bringing in $210,000 for the month just before it was acquired. The subscription-based e-commerce site he created sold online fitness, self-defense and self-protection curricula and products to students around the world.
Then there's ...
*** Debra C., 49, who runs a million-dollar business from her home in Hewlett, New York. She helps consumers find home improvement contractors they can trust. Consumers can use her Homeowner Referral Network for free but contractors pay a commission on jobs when they complete them. Cohen's Homeowner Referral Network has no employees (other than herself) she gets all the help she needs from hiring contractors as her virtual assistant, webmaster, and IT pro. "That's probably my biggest cost saver," she notes.
In the pages of The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business, you will learn...
* There is a million-dollar, one-person revolution
* What makes million-dollar, one-person business work
* What business could YOU start?
* (How to) Make it happen
* (How to) Keep getting smarter
* (How to) Realize and reset your vision
The back-of-the-book includes resources, references and brain-stormers to help answer your questions and GUIDE YOU to setting up your enterprise. Who knows? Yours could be the next million-dollar, one-person business success story!
Copyright 2018, 234 pp., PDF
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