This is the most profitable one man business you've never heard of
Month 1: $17000
Year 1: $565000
Net profit? 50+%
Monthly machine payment? $1400
Check out google trends for forestry mulching.That's the tidal wave my friend is riding Full breakdown:
There are only 3 levels of wealth here in the DFW suburbs:
1. Remote Parking - $17/day
2. Terminal Parking - $32/day
3. Valet Parking - $45/day
Departing from terminal A & arriving at Terminal D? No problem. Your truck will be waiting for you regardless. No shuttle.
LUXURY!
This machine costs $31,000 and will profit about $29,000 every year for decades.
I spent this morning in a Cincinnati laundromat and learned 2 things:
- VERY profitable
- VERY not passive
This will literally be the most tactical laundromat business video on YT. Coming soon.
The head coach and that mom (both married) in question were pretty flirtatious, but I never saw anything.
I then moved to Texas and lost touch with them.
About a year later I saw on FB that they both divorced and got married to each other.
I'm sorry but this has gotta be a cash cow.
What starts in Dubai always finds its way to America.
It's a robot manicure machine. This one is at an airport.
The nail salon in the same airport is $55. This machine? $17.
Gimme 14 of them right now.
Making $23k/month by month 2 with B2B stump grinding. Courtesy of my new friend @StumpGuyTy
Spotify: https://t.co/unfYBmRYEC…
Apple: https://t.co/MeE385bg8X…
Other (Episode #140): https://t.co/imd8pPAoyn
- Shows how he scaled by going online
- Tells me about a client doing $1 million a year selling IT courses in Arizona
- Gives me the exact playbook to start this with no teaching experience
Certified banger.
@TS_Secrets is the man! Check this one out!
This guys business has 70% margins and the government pays him $5,000 to $15,000 per student.
He doesnt need a physical location. Or to be licensed to start selling.
Trade schools that tap into state workforce development grants. Dental assisting, pool cleaning, dog grooming, forklift repair.
The state reimburses the tuition. You pocket the margin.
In this episode Hector:
- Breaks down the unit economics of his first two years
- Bringing the viewer on the journey with the creator
This goes for both writing and for video content. People want simple, valuable and anti-AI slop.
Platforms are now starting to implement these guardrails.
AI is making creators lazy.
Before the pitchforks come out, let me explain:
Dont get me wrong, It's amazing, I'm a power user on several models
But there's a noticeable shift in what people want from their content. And it's not AI slop.
With every major shift in tech, you will find demand in the inverse.
This is no different
Content that people want to see right now:
- Minimally edited
- Authentic
- Just talking to the camera
- Sharing your experiences
- Sharing genuine value