Anyone on here in the furniture renting or party hire biz? I'm seriously thinking of setting up a softplay rental biz.
Boring businesses blow my mind.
1. Buy a chair
2. Rent chair out
3. Make a profit
Surely a business renting chairs can't make that much money... can it?
22k people visit r/dahlia subreddit every week.
So someone built Dahlia Market.
Not a generic flower shop.
A searchable library for people obsessed with finding the exact variety they want.
Then they sold seeds.
(and an app is coming soon)
Gotta love the internet.
Personalised is the new big bet for 2026 and beyond.
This concept can be applied to TONNES of niches
How to consume well (so it serves to enhance your judgement and decision-making):
• Do I agree with this?
• Why might this be wrong?
• What parts of this do I like?
Spend 30-seconds thinking about the content you consume.
Jeff Bezos asked: what won’t change in 10 years?
Don’t ask what will change.
Ask what still matters when the world changes.
What won’t change about making money, building trust, or creating useful things?
• solving problems
• communicating clearly
• building trust
The happiest people I know are hyper aware of self-regulation. They know it’s their job manage their inputs to serve them and take action when they don’t.
It’s pretty wild the people on this platform.
Just a guy casually doing $10 million/ month 🤯🤯🤯
I don't believe in big teams
Frost Buddy does over $10 million a month
One person runs TikTok Shop
One person runs Meta ads
One person owns email
One person owns the website
That's the whole structure
Big corporations have giant teams with layers of approval and red tape and endless meetings
And they move slow because of it
That model doesn't make sense to me
Why have a committee when you can have one person who lives and breathes their role?
Full ownership changes everything
When it's yours, you care differently
You move faster
You build something
Lean is a competitive advantage
1.49M subs | 497 videos
One of the coolest tiny problems (well depending on how you measure the size of a problem) business ideas I’ve seen.
1. Videos on how to teach toddlers to read
2. Links to physical products
3. Upsell to digital courses
Pretty cool
I spent 5 years building alongside a 9–5.
Biggest lesson: it's finding one thing and sticking with it.
10 days vs 300 reps is the difference.
Most people quit at 5–10 attempts.
You probably have a product idea hiding in your day job. Design and build it through 300 reps.
PS I made Atomic Digital Product Idea Finder — 5 ChatGPT prompts and a Notion workbook to help you uncover 5 small digital product ideas you could build today.
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