The Multipreneur: He Makes $10M/Year With 6 Businesses

This is the breakdown of how Greg Isenberg makes over $10M/year with 6 businesses.

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[towersofzeyron]

Making $10 million is certainly possible, but don't let anyone fool you. This kind of thing is harder than it looks. This guy's level of skill and discipline is probably beyond most people's everyday routines. So, I think it's doable, but you gotta go all in and be prepared to work harder than you've ever worked in your life!!

[coleklaassen]

The pivot to inspirational/chill/happy vibes in the intro feels much more honest to the content as opposed to the super fast cut/intense/big cinematic sound effect vibe.

I like it a lot. It sets the tone correctly and makes me want to stick around

[nwokochagospel]

Greg's youtube channel is my alternative to "starter story" and "my first million" good to have him here.

[mustafamir]

This video is criminally under rated. Pure Gold!

[pieEdgara]

There are 2 types of people in the comments section
1. Creative people who will find every reason this isn't possible
2. Creative people who will take the sauce and make something life-changing for themselves.

[chencardoza]

This is such a wild ride.
Seeing different comments the good and bad, it's just enlightening.

[andrewtroy]

I know a lot of you new age Entrepreneurs are not gonna like this but it's very very hard to just chase after wealth without learning to enjoy the process first.
Almost all successful Entrepreneurs who have been able to keep a steady flow of profits going for years and years are the ones who were really immersed in solving a particular problem and adding some value to their customers/users.
It gets really tough really quickly if wealth is your only driving factor. There would be times the bank account goes empty but Entrepreneurs in process of building value would keep steady.

[StartupHireswithSher]

This is by far THE BEST VIDEO about Multipreneurship I have EVER watched! Thanks @Starter Story & @ Greg Isenberg (sorry if i spelled your last name wrong). Thanks for being open and sharing your success story.

I must admit that I AM SICK of the focus on one niche BS!! While i agree in EACH business, you drill down, understand your audience and data but not for you to stop there. What and how do you think billionaires reach that status…they do it by diversifying their portfolios into different industries. Us multi-passionate people have so much to offer the world but i fear that the niche-talk scares them into a corner, versus showing how to expand logically, just like Greg did in this video.

Don't let anyone put you in a corner!!! We all have something special to offer the world, while we are here living on this planet. Lets help ourselves and the hundreds, thousands or millions of people out there and share our knowledge!

Cheers from a Silicon Valley native. Fellow Multipassionate Entreprenuer. 💃🥂

[beybladeknights]

Alex Hormozi taught us one thing: Most people are better off starting and staying with one business than spreading their focus on multiple businesses. Only talented people are able to pull something off like that

[jondonron]

I think it's super helpful that you include the products they use. You should make a list like cool products to use for start-ups

[anthonyroose]

Discovered Greg a few days ago on his podcast and now on Starter Story. Keep up the great work guys 👍

[lucashazan]

loved this, very casual conversation with a lot of value.

[KristjanK_]

Please just stop with all of the unrealistic expectations and selling these outcomes like they are easy, it always comes off like those people just won the lottery, while ignoring all the hard work they did. Show the stuff they actually went through not just the fancy numbers and demotivating us like we are doing something wrong just because I can’t suddenly "manifest" $1mil over the weekend

[microsaas]

Greg is such an inspiration! Following his steps in Brazil :)

[gchu]

12:28 Greg's last bit of advice was probably the best part of this video.

[brians]

Watched the first 3min... he owns 6 different Digital Agencies. Essentially a single All-in-One Agency that he's split off into different brands/entities.

[dub-golf]

I hope your channel continues to grow! Almost at 1K subs here - Thank you guys!

[jasonbollman]

So he used to work for wework who filed bankruptcy in November 2023 and halfway through 2024 he's got businesses that generate 10 million a year. Bull crap

[cmlxjcky]

I appreciate that he's doing this. I think it is, to a degree, repeatable, but only by someone who has his a drive and B skill set. Please types of videos always gloss over the broad Strokes of these people's model come on but never go into the details.

How did he build his Twitter audience for each of his new products?

How did he actually build the product?

How did he get his first customers for those products?

How did he pay for those products?

Etc

Someone like him (with his skills) can definitely build businesses like he's built, but how can I, an outsider, do it?

[CieloSupplements]

This Greg guy has a lot of great ideas. He should start a podcast called "Startup Ideas Podcast"