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Starter Story Wiki

What founders on Starter Story said about picking, building and growing small profitable businesses.

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Blueprints

Step-by-step routes stitched from what guests actually did, with every step cited.

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All episodes

Every long-form video from Starter Story processed into this wiki, newest first.

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Framework library

All frameworks and models named by guests, grouped by area.

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AI products

Hub for ai products: 409 ideas from 99 episodes, organised into pages.

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Hubs (21)

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Agencies & services

Hub for agencies & services: 422 ideas from 47 episodes, organised into pages.

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AI products

Hub for ai products: 409 ideas from 99 episodes, organised into pages.

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All episodes

Every long-form video from Starter Story processed into this wiki, newest first.

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Blueprints

Step-by-step routes stitched from what guests actually did, with every step cited.

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Building the product

Hub for building the product: 1,228 ideas from 162 episodes, organised into pages.

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Buying, selling & investing

Hub for buying, selling & investing: 326 ideas from 39 episodes, organised into pages.

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Finding ideas

Hub for finding ideas: 1,548 ideas from 173 episodes, organised into pages.

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Founder life & lifestyle

Hub for founder life & lifestyle: 1,104 ideas from 137 episodes, organised into pages.

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Founder mindset

Hub for founder mindset: 1,522 ideas from 179 episodes, organised into pages.

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Framework library

All frameworks and models named by guests, grouped by area.

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Growth channels

Hub for growth channels: 1,849 ideas from 168 episodes, organised into pages.

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Guest directory

Everyone named on the channel as a guest, with links to their episodes and profile pages.

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Mobile & consumer apps

Hub for mobile & consumer apps: 735 ideas from 64 episodes, organised into pages.

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Monetisation & metrics

Hub for monetisation & metrics: 2,192 ideas from 181 episodes, organised into pages.

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Organic content & audience

Hub for organic content & audience: 1,680 ideas from 149 episodes, organised into pages.

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Recurring questions

The questions the presenters ask again and again, and where each set of answers lives.

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SaaS & software

Hub for saas & software: 414 ideas from 63 episodes, organised into pages.

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Team, funding & operations

Hub for team, funding & operations: 941 ideas from 145 episodes, organised into pages.

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Validation & MVP

Hub for validation & mvp: 1,167 ideas from 153 episodes, organised into pages.

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Syntheses (40)

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Affiliate & content sites

Content businesses (niche review sites, blogs, and review videos) that earn commissions on referred purchases, display ads or direct brand partnerships, usually driven by search t…

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Affiliates, referrals & word of mouth

Growth that comes from customers and affiliates recommending you: affiliate and ambassador programmes, referral incentives, cross-promotion between your own products, sharing buil…

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Agencies

Client-service businesses (marketing, design, video, SEO, ghostwriting, email, staffing/outsourcing) that sell people's time and skill to companies, usually on retainers.

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AI API costs & margins

The running cost of the model, GPU, transcription and generation APIs behind AI products, and how founders price and architect around it — usage caps, no free trials, bring-your-o…

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AI SaaS for workflows

Subscription software that uses AI to automate a specific business or creator workflow end to end — content repurposing and scheduling, script writing, SEO, lead generation and ou…

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Audience to product

Building an audience (and often a community) first, then launching the products it asks for, whether physical goods, info products, SaaS or services.

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B2B SaaS

Software sold to businesses rather than consumers — agencies, IT admins, golf courses, restaurants, trades, sales teams — typically with higher prices, sales calls or enterprise t…

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Bootstrapping vs VC

Building a company without outside investment: self-funding from savings, jobs, existing businesses or customers, staying profitable early, reinvesting revenue and keeping costs a…

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Boring & unsexy niches

Deliberately choosing unglamorous markets — taxes, pools, trades, IT admin, prison services, spreadsheet chores — where few builders compete, customers already pay to make a hassl…

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Building a DTC product brand

Building a direct-to-consumer brand around one physical product (or a tight product family) sold mainly through your own online store, as opposed to a dropshipping store selling t…

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Building in public

Openly sharing what you are building — progress, screenshots, numbers, failures and bad days — on X, LinkedIn or elsewhere, so an audience follows the journey, gives feedback and …

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Churn and retention

Keeping customers paying and using the product — churn rates, activation, day-30 retention, returning customers — and the product, pricing and customer-selection levers that reduc…

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Co-founders & partners

Choosing, recruiting and structuring co-founders and business partners (technical, design, content or creator partners): complementary skills, trust, equity or revenue splits, and…

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Competition & differentiation

How founders read competitors — as proof that a market exists rather than a reason to quit — and the axes on which they differentiate: simplicity and UX, a niche or segment incumb…

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Consumer AI apps

AI-powered apps sold directly to consumers — calorie and fitness trackers, makeup and looks apps, text humanisers, voice-to-text notes, chart analysers, faith and manifesting apps…

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Consumer iOS apps

Subscription consumer apps sold through the App Store (and sometimes Google Play) as a small-team or solo business model, as discussed in the 2024–26 app-founder episodes.

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Costs and margins

What it costs to run the business — tools, hosting, AI/API bills, platform fees, contractors, salaries and marketing — and the resulting profit margin, including how founders keep…

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Designing a business around your life

Choosing the business to fit the life you want (where you live, how many hours you work, time with family, travel) and optimising for freedom rather than maximum scale.

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Developer tools & open source

Products whose users are developers — APIs, SDK-like services, database and screenshot tools, boilerplates, coding education — including the question of how to charge a persona th…

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Distribution over product

The view that getting attention is the hard part of a business and matters as much as or more than the product, so distribution should be planned before building.

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Domain knowledge & unfair advantage

Choosing an idea where you already hold an edge — industry experience, a 'super skill', credibility or an existing audience — so you understand users from A to Z and can build and…

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Exits and life after

The decisions around exiting a business — whether and when to sell, legacy versus cash flow, choosing an acquirer, the mechanics and emotional cost of a sale — and how founders fi…

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Failure as learning

Treating failed projects and setbacks as data about timing, distribution or market (and as accumulated skill), not as a verdict on the founder; the corpus also covers how founders…

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Founder health & burnout

The founder's physical and mental health as a working asset: sleep, exercise, burnout, anxiety, isolation, the emotional lows of building (and of exiting), and being honest about …

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Freelancing

Selling your own skill (copywriting, design, development, video, SEO) to clients one job at a time, and the move beyond the income ceiling of personal hours.

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From services to products

Moving from agency, freelance or consulting work to software or other products: using client pain as the idea source, client lists as first customers and service cash flow as fund…

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Inventory and cash flow for product brands

The operational money problems of a physical-product business: how much stock to buy, how to ship it, stockouts, seasonal demand and the cash tied up in inventory.

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Many shots on goal

Shipping many small, cheap bets (apps, tools, videos, ads) rather than one big project, on the basis that most fail, volume beats luck, and every attempt is a rep that makes the n…

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Micro-SaaS

Small, narrowly focused software products — often a single feature for a single type of customer — built and run by one person or a tiny team, typically at roughly $5–50K a month …

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MVP and shipping fast

Building the smallest usable version of a product (one core feature, often rough) in hours, days or a few weeks and putting it in front of real users, instead of polishing for mon…

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Persistence and the long game

Continuing past slow starts, failed launches, plateaus and dark periods, on the view that most results arrive years in and that quitting too early is the commonest mistake.

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Portfolios & multipreneurs

Running several products or businesses at once (a portfolio of apps, a 'multipreneur' holding company, a product studio or a tentpole product with side products) and multiple inco…

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Product-market fit

The point at which a product demonstrably works for a market, shown by signals such as paying users outside your network, retention, referrals and unprompted demand; plus what fou…

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Revenue and MRR

How much the business makes and how it is reported — MRR/ARR, monthly or lifetime revenue, gross vs net volume, dashboard screenshots — and the shape of growth over time (mileston…

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Scope & features

Deciding what to build and what to leave out: one core ('pointy') feature done well, which user requests to act on, and when to stop adding features in favour of reliability or di…

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Solo founders

Running a business alone (solopreneur): what one person can achieve, which markets suit it, the systems and boundaries it needs, its personal costs, and when to stop doing everyth…

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Sponsorships

Selling ad slots and brand integrations in newsletters, videos, podcasts or games, and the reverse: brands sponsoring creators, including creators becoming the brand that sponsors…

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Trends & new platforms

Timing an idea to a rising wave: a social-media obsession, a new model capability, a newly opened API or OS feature, a fast-growing platform's marketplace, a macro shock (COVID, a…

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When to quit your job

The decision to leave employment and go full-time on the business: what signal to wait for (revenue, customers, a channel), how much runway to hold, fallback options, and the fear…

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Synthesis

Writing online & ghostwriting

Writing as a business skill: posting on X/LinkedIn, ghostwriting for executives and creators, freelance copywriting, and self-published books.

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Frameworks (43)

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Audience first, then product

Build an audience with content, learn its pain points (often through a community you own), then build the product that audience wants and sell it to them.

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Clone a proven app into a new niche or region

Take an app already successful in one market and rebuild it for a different niche or a localised region (language, local terms), then grow it with cheap local ads or creators.

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Converting app onboarding and hard paywall

A long, personalised onboarding that educates, invokes emotion/FOMO and shows the 'gotcha' result, followed by an unskippable paywall (usually with a trial) whose price is A/B tes…

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Cross-selling product family (tentpole)

Build small, specific products around a core product or audience and cross-promote them, so each ranks and earns on its own while feeding the others.

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Customer-pain content flywheel

Talk to customers, turn their pain points into content, which attracts customers who reveal new problems (and improvements), which feed more content.

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DesignJoy subscription model

Brett's productized design subscription: demand-based pricing, async requests through a Trello queue worked one at a time, no meetings, and high-value low-touch clients.

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Evergreen versus timely content

Mix timeless content that keeps converting for years with timely/news content that spikes briefly; favour repeatable timeless formats.

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Founder daily routine

Solo founders' repeated days: a morning ritual, an early protected deep-work block, lighter communication work later, exercise and a hard stop in the evening.

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Free content → email → offer funnel

Free content (short-form for discovery, long-form for trust) captures people into an email list, from which a non-aggressive paid offer or template is sold.

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Hook → story/problem → CTA short-video anatomy

Short videos (organic or ads) share one anatomy: a strong hook in the first seconds, a clear problem or story (with the product woven in subtly), and a brief call to action.

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Influencer deal structures and price negotiation

Ways to structure and negotiate creator deals so you pay for results: flat rate only for consistent creators, CPM with a cap, minimum-view clauses, bonus tiers; unbundle extras to…

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Influencer outreach and deal playbook

Book paid creator promotions for an app: find niche creators, DM at volume (often opening with 'paid promo'), move quickly to a call, and close a deal whose CPM is below your reve…

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Lifetime-deal launch playbook

Launch with limited, tiered lifetime deals sold privately and/or via AppSumo, with transparent scarcity, then close LTDs and move to recurring revenue.

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Low-difficulty keyword filter

Choose SEO topics or free tools using Ahrefs: filter for low keyword difficulty (<10–20) and meaningful volume (>500–1,000/month), then prioritise by relevance and effort.

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Market-proof plus founder-fit idea checklist

Short personal checklists for judging an idea, which recur in the same shape: is there proof people want/pay for it (competitors, traction, frequency), and can I build, maintain a…

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Multipreneur / personal holding company

Grow a business to profit, hand it to a hired operator/CEO with equity, and use cash flow and time to start or buy the next one, holding many.

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Painful low-competition niche playbook

Start from painful problems in unglamorous niches where you have credibility and people already overpay; evaluate competition relative to opportunity, productise one workflow and …

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Plan with AI, then build in micro-steps

For non-coders and vibe coders: have an AI break the project into small steps, then build one tiny block at a time, pasting errors back, so bugs stay small.

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Portfolio of small income streams

Treat everything built as a portfolio: many small projects, each earning a little, add up to steady income and tolerate individual failures.

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Pre-sell before you build

Validate by taking money (pre-sales, refundable deposits, lock-in prices) before the product exists, usually after warming an audience or waitlist by email.

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Productize a skill into a packaged offer

Turn a service skill into a product: niche down, define packages with fixed deliverables and price, add down-sell/upsell, and put it on a website.

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Proven market plus a differentiated twist

Don't invent a market: pick one that already makes money (competitors with traction), study what users of the leaders dislike or lack, and win with one clear difference (features,…

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Sprint and recover cycles

Alternate intense, fully scheduled work periods with deliberate slower periods of rest or reflection.

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Unrequested free work to win clients

Make spec work for a target client or famous person in public without being asked; the work (and their shares) starts the conversation and brings clients.

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Viral-app idea filter

An app idea should solve a real (painful/helpful) problem in a simple way whose value shows in seconds on video and is inherently shareable; if it isn't, add a novel viral hook.

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YouTube-for-product playbook

Grow a software product with YouTube: pick an ownable niche, publish consistently search- and problem-led videos, optimise titles/hooks, add simple funnels, and multiply or amplif…

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Blueprints (10)

Blueprint

AI product with a moat

How guests built AI apps and AI SaaS that survived copycats, free ChatGPT and inference bills — pick one sharp use, go beyond a thin wrapper, win on distribution, and price around the model's cost.

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Build in public / personal brand → product

How founders on the channel build an audience by posting their work, let that audience tell them what to build, and sell it to them, with the dissenters and the commercial interests behind the loudest advice.

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Consumer subscription app — clone, onboard, paywall, content, scale

The channel's most-repeated app playbook — copy a category that already earns, design the marketing hook first, build fast, convert with a long onboarding and a hard paywall, then grow with short-form content, UGC creators and paid amplification — for solo founders and small teams building subscription apps.

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Founder operating system — routines, deep work and avoiding burnout

How Starter Story founders say they organise their days and weeks — a protected build block, one or two priorities, exercise and a hard stop, systems that remove the founder as bottleneck, and focus on one thing — plus the burnout stories that shaped these habits.

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Job → side project → quit

How guests built a business around a full-time job, decided when to leave, and survived the first months after quitting, for employed people who want to start without betting their income on day one.

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Non-technical founder — ship with AI

How founders who could not code say they got a paying product out of the door — learning on a real project, designing from reference apps, planning with AI and building in micro-steps, or bringing in a technical partner — and why marketing becomes the bottleneck once building is easy.

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Portfolio, app flipping & selling

How indie builders on the channel ship many small apps, keep the few that work and sell some of them, with the focus camp's warnings and the thin case for buying instead of building.

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SEO + free-tools SaaS — rank for intent, give away tools, compound

How bootstrapped micro-SaaS founders on the channel grow without ads or an audience — pick a narrow product and low-difficulty, high-intent keywords, build free tools and comparison pages that feed the paid product, add programmatic pages, and wait six to eight months for search to compound — with lifetime deals and launches as an optional early boost.

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Services → productised → product

How guests turned a sellable skill into client income, packaged it at a fixed price, and used the cash, the clients and the clients' problems to build software — for anyone with a skill and little capital.

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Blueprint

Validate before you build

A nine-step route from idea to evidence of demand, drawn from over a hundred founder interviews, for anyone about to spend weeks or months building something nobody has yet paid for.

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Its sources

The public pages draw on 185 videos (YouTube). Each page lists its own, with links to the moments it cites.

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  1. 9 Things That Make Me $1.8M/Year
  2. Faceless: From Immigrant to $1M/Year
  3. From Zero to $42K/Month in 90 Days with AI
  4. He built 100 apps and made $0. Can he fix it in 30 days?
  5. He Built A $2.5M/Year Business In 2 Years
  6. He Built A $600,000 One Person Business (with video editing)
  7. He Made $10M with 3 iPhone Apps
  8. He Makes $125,000/year As A Niche YouTuber
  9. He Quit His Job And Makes $10M/Year Writing Online
  10. He Turned $500 Into $10M
  11. He's Launching A New $1M Business Every Month
  12. How he makes $250K per month from a simple app (Letterly Breakdown)
  13. How I Built a $12K/Month Micro-SaaS
  14. How I Built a $13K/Month SaaS
  15. How I Built A $1M Business From This Starbucks
  16. How I Built A $1M Business in 117 Days
  17. How I built a $30K/month mobile app
  18. How I Built a $4M Business (Simple Strategy)
  19. How I Built It: $10K/Month AI Image Generator
  20. How I Built It: $12K/Month Micro SaaS
  21. How I Built It: $15K/month Mobile App
  22. How I Built It: $17K/Month Open Source SaaS
  23. How I Built It: $20K/Month AI App as a Non-Technical Founder
  24. How I Built It: $20K/Month Chrome Extension
  25. How I Built It: $23K/month micro-saas
  26. How I Built It: $30K/month Micro-SaaS (Subscribr Breakdown)
  27. How I Built It: $37K/Month Notion App
  28. How I Built It: $400K/Month Mobile App (Gravl)
  29. How I Built It: $40K/Month iPhone App
  30. How I Built It: $9K/Month Micro-SaaS
  31. How I built my first SaaS without an audience ($25K/month)
  32. How I Built This $160K/Month Gym App
  33. How I Finally Built a $10K/Month SaaS (30 Failures)
  34. How I Grew My App to $13K/month (Even Though I Hate Marketing)
  35. How I grew my mobile app to $17K per month
  36. How I Made $65K in 3 Days
  37. How I Used Reddit To Build a $25K/Month Business
  38. How I Used Reddit to Build a $34K/Month SaaS
  39. How I Used Reddit to Hit $17K MRR (With ZERO Audience)
  40. How I Used Twitter to Hit $10K/Month
  41. How I Work: $10M/Year Serial Entrepreneur
  42. How I Work: $140K/Month App Developer
  43. How I Work: $22K/Month Solopreneur
  44. How I Work: $40K/Month Solo App Builder
  45. How I Work: $77K/Month Solopreneur
  46. How My App Hit $60K/Month in 2 Months
  47. How Postiz Went From $17K to $143K/Month in 4 Months
  48. How This $250K/Month SaaS Got Its First 100 Users (Steal This Playbook)
  49. How This App Makes $35K/Month
  50. How This SaaS Hit $69K/Month In Just 2 Months
  51. How To Build A $100M Podcast Empire
  52. How to Use AI to Find a $1M Idea [Reddit, Claude]
  53. How We Built a $10K/mo SaaS
  54. How We Built It: $30K/month Mobile App
  55. How We Built It: $900K Open Source SaaS
  56. How We Built This $20K/Month AI App
  57. How We Grew Our App to $30K/Month
  58. I Became A Venture Capitalist With Only $1,000
  59. I Built 3 SaaS Apps to $200K MRR: Here's My Exact Playbook
  60. I Built 4 SaaS Apps to $100K MRR: Here's My Exact Playbook
  61. I built a $100K/month AI app
  62. I Built a $100K/Month Android App
  63. I Built a $10K/Month App from My Mom’s Basement
  64. I Built a $10K/Month App With This One System
  65. I Built a $10K/Month SaaS Using Other People's Customers
  66. I built a $14K/month SaaS using Discord
  67. I Built a $1M AI App [No Code]
  68. I Built A $1M App In 5 Hours
  69. I Built a $1M SaaS 100% with No Code (Bubble)
  70. I Built A $1M SaaS In 87 Days
  71. I Built A $1M SaaS In A Hidden Niche
  72. I Built a $1M SaaS Using YouTube
  73. I Built a $20K/Month App in 83 Days
  74. I Built a $20K/Month Mobile App: Here’s My Entire Playbook
  75. I Built A $30K/Month App: Here's My Exact Process
  76. I Built A $30K/Month in 35 Days
  77. I Built A Micro-Version Of A $1B SaaS. Now I Make $50K/Month
  78. I Built a Niche App to $9K MRR
  79. I Built an App with Cursor and Made $100K on Launch Day
  80. I Built an App with Cursor, Made $30K, and Quit My Job.
  81. I Built This $5M/Year Business From A Van
  82. I Built Two Apps That Make $120K/Month
  83. I cloned 3 apps and now make $35K/month
  84. I Copied a $100M SaaS, Undercut Their Prices, and Hit $10K/Month
  85. I Copied A Huge App. Now I Make $80K/Month
  86. I flipped 4 apps and made $500,000
  87. I Found a Business for Sale and Rebuilt It Into $20K/Month
  88. I Got Rejected From YC, Then Built a $200M Startup
  89. I Hacked Reddit To Build A $1M Business
  90. I Locked Myself In A Room, Made 17 Apps, & Sold 2 for $265,000
  91. I Made $1.5M From An App You’ve Never Heard Of
  92. I made $1M flipping apps
  93. I Made $2.3M Writing Like a 5th Grader
  94. I Made $2.5M Selling A Digital Product
  95. I Made $30M With My Side Project
  96. I Made $500K From 8 Different Income Streams
  97. I Make $1.3M/Year With One Skill
  98. I Make $1.7M/Year In The Most Boring Niche Imaginable
  99. I Make $100K/Year From 2 AI Side Projects
  100. I make $10K/month from 28 apps
  101. I Make $11M/Year Selling One Product
  102. I make $120K/year from 3 mobile apps
  103. I Make $150K/Month From 20 Tiny Apps
  104. I Make $15K/Month From One Website
  105. I Make $15K/Month With 2 AI Apps
  106. I Make $16K/Month... Even In A "Tiny" Niche
  107. I Make $17K/Month With One Strategy
  108. I Make $1M/Month From Bed
  109. I Make $1M/Year As An Introvert
  110. I Make $1M/Year With One Website
  111. I Make $2.4M/Year With 6 YouTube Channels
  112. I Make $250K/Month From 13 Businesses (After Losing Everything to AI)
  113. I Make $250K/Month From 20 Apps
  114. I make $25K/month from one simple website
  115. I make $32K/month from 3 simple, boring websites
  116. I make $40K/month with this one website
  117. I Make $50K Per Month Working 5 Hours A Week
  118. I Make $5M/Year With 3 Businesses
  119. I Make $60K/Month From the Most Boring SaaS on the Internet
  120. I Make $60K/Month with 4 Apps
  121. I Make $845,601 Writing This Online...
  122. I Quit My $250K Job To Become an Author
  123. I Quit My Job & Accidentally Built A $10M Business
  124. I Quit My Job at Meta to Build a $30K/Month SaaS
  125. I Quit YouTube & Built a $1M App (Without My Audience)
  126. I rebuilt a $1B app and now make $14K/month
  127. I shipped my app in 12 hours and now it makes $15K/month
  128. I sold my company
  129. I Spent 24 Hours With A SaaS Millionaire
  130. I Spent 24 Hours With iOS Millionaires
  131. I Spent 24 Hours With Roblox Millionaires
  132. I Turned $150 into $2M/Year
  133. I Turned One Website Into $1M/Year
  134. I Turned This Spreadsheet Into a $30K/Month Micro-SaaS
  135. I vibe coded a $12K/month mobile app (Stoppr Breakdown)
  136. I vibe coded a $20K/month mobile app in 14 days
  137. I was stuck at $100 for 2 years until I made one change. Now my app makes $10K/month
  138. I'm 14 And I Built A $14K/Month App
  139. Meet The Kid Who Made $1M with ChatGPT
  140. My 2 apps made $1.5M
  141. My AI App Makes $100K/Month
  142. My app failed, then I changed one thing, and made $80K
  143. My App Made $120K in 24 Hours
  144. My App Makes $20K/Month: How I Found A Simple Idea And Turned It Into A Profitable Business
  145. My app makes $41K/month
  146. My Apps Failed Until I Discovered This Playbook ($35K/month apps)
  147. My Apps Make $4.5M/Year With $0 Marketing
  148. My Coding Game Makes $1M Per Month
  149. My mobile app made $800K in 365 days
  150. My Side Project Makes $15K/Month (Quit My 9-5)
  151. My two apps made $30M
  152. My Two Apps Make $150K/Month Each
  153. My website makes $35K/month (built in 3 hours)
  154. Our Mobile App Made $85K in 8 months
  155. Our simple app made $100K in 90 days
  156. She Built This $340K/Month App in 60 Days
  157. Teen From Kazakhstan Makes $1M/Year Online
  158. The $1.8M Solopreneur Playbook
  159. The $10M AI SaaS Playbook
  160. The $1M Mobile App Playbook
  161. The day I hit reset on my life
  162. The First App I Ever Built Makes $25K/Month
  163. The Lazy Method: How I Build $10K/Month Apps
  164. The Multipreneur: He Makes $10M/Year With 6 Businesses
  165. The Multipreneur: He’s Building A $10M Portfolio of Income Streams
  166. The Solopreneur: He Makes $1.7M With 0 Employees
  167. The Underdog: From $10/hr to $1.5M/Year
  168. The Underdog: From $200K in Debt to $1M App Maker
  169. The Underdog: From Dead Broke to $30,000,000
  170. The Underdog: From His Parent’s Basement to $25M
  171. The Underdog: From Life Changing Accident to $100M/Year
  172. The Underdog: He Turned His Last $1,000 Into $150M
  173. The Underdog: He Turned His Last $4,000 Into $48M
  174. They Built A $2M Business To Fund Their Dreams
  175. They Make $1.4M/Year With AI
  176. This app made over $1M
  177. This App Makes $25,000/Month
  178. This app replaced my 9-5 ($150K/year)
  179. This app replaced my 9-5 ($155K/year)
  180. This Insanely Simple App Makes $50K/Month
  181. This Simple App Makes $18K/Month
  182. This Simple Widget Makes $50K/Month
  183. This Stupidly Simple App Makes $100K/Month
  184. Zero to $1.1B from Flipping Websites
  185. Zero to $40K/Month With One Marketing Channel (No Social Media)