My First Million
3 weird businesses doing $10M, $20M, $30M
This episode showcases three unconventional businesses—real estate advertising magazines, campground acquisition, and a retail investor copy-trading platform—each generating millions in revenue by identifying and dominating niche markets.
Naming billion dollar companies isn’t just vibes, here’s the science behind it.
A naming expert with a track record of creating brands like Swiffer and Impossible Burger reveals the scientific, counter-intuitive process behind crafting names that drive billions in value, challenging the notion that naming isn't that important.
Zach is 18 & made $50m from an app. Here's the brutal breakdown of how he did it (and you can too)
At 19, Zach sold his AI-powered calorie tracking app, CalAI, to MyFitnessPal after scaling it to $30 million in annual revenue, sharing candid insights into his entrepreneurial journey, college rejections, and the acquisition process.
What I Learned Building a $300M/Year Blue-Collar Business
Tommy Melo, founder of A1 Garage Door, details his journey from a scrappy hustler to building a $300M/year blue-collar empire by prioritizing systems, strategic sales, and relentless self-improvement.
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