Start a Million-Dollar Business This Weekend (Part 1)

The FIRST THREE STEPS to make money online with a million-dollar business:
00:00 Intro
0:15 1 - Find your profitable idea
3:30 2 - Find out how big the market is
07:46 3 - Assess customer value

Check the whole video (and part 2 where I show you how to EXECUTE) to head from no idea to a profitable plan in JUST 48 HOURS! Of course, the work is not done yet from there but you'll know that you have a solid plan to start heading down.

LISTED IN VIDEO:

Top Takeaways:

✅ DO NOT WASTE TIME THINKING ABOUT YOUR DOMAIN, or anything formal but not high value
✅ Think about what you're typically interested in or curious about
✅ Competition is GOOD! That means there's money in the game

[pgutierrez]

Me 2011: Who the F is this guy in Tim Ferriss blog?
Me 2020: Noahddicted

[juanlucas]

How to start a million dollar business:

1: find a million dollar idea
2: Do it

[itstylerfuller]

Hey Noah,  

I just finished your Million Dollar Weekend book today... Well done, bro. It was absolute FIRE! It gave me so much clarity and I am so excited about what's to come.

Thank you,
Tyler

[czieglr]

That blog post many moons ago is what inspired me to be an entrepreneur.

[sacdaabdurhman]

“Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far you have come.”sharing some love from small YouTuber

[hallidayhayes]

I love this advise "You make something-People want it-You give it to them-And you make money"

[MilesBrio]

I love how you kept this video short and to the point while also providing alot of value! Most videos on this topic ramble on pointlessly when the length could've been cut in half.

[benlatz]

You and your team are on fire with these videos - crisp, valuable (tangible), and easily keeps attention. Good stuff!

[OrionBlaze]

That blog post on Tim’s blog was a game changer about they way I was approaching starting a business. I’ll save this video so I watch it later with more attention and actually take some notes. Thanks for this free info Noah, keep up!

[SurfingScratcher]

I first came across you, Noah, late last year while watching an interview you did with Ferriss when he was interviewing people for the 4-Hour Chef release. It must have been recorded around 2014. You two were playing a little good cop/bad cop with the audience members presenting their ideas on the couch next to you guys. Initially, I thought you were a little brazen but thought it was valuable. Then I found your post on Tim's blog. Then I went down the Kagan rabbit hole with your offerings.
What I value and feel grateful for is you updating this. The principles ring true, but the tools change. You also seem way more mellow than back in 2014 and I'm loving this vibe. Thanks for putting out content for the human who's just trying to find their own way :)

[Smileslifepkn]

You always provide loads of value! As a pet professional I do see people spend on their pets regardless of the economy. They are their babies. Keep up the great work Noah!

[pauldralyuk]

Dang this was the most in depth and eye opening video on starting a business and how to go about it..fire content🔥

[andregeraldo]

The key thing in your videos in that they are practical. I liked your challenge of starting a newsletter and invite 10 friends, I just have 3 weeks doing it, but I'm learning a lot from it. I can say for sure that one friend of mine is fascinated with what I've been writing so far. Thanks for the challenge, we never will know without trying.

[nataliefisetm.d.]

I love your videos. They are entertaining and full of valuable info. Finding ideas is the least of my problems as I have so many! There is a saying that applies well to my situation: "God put me on earth to accomplish a number of things. I am so far behind, that I will probably never die!" Keep them coming. I appreciate you Noah. 😀

[HamidMN]

These are actually great tips. I started helping small businesses recently with their marketing and learned what issues they have that need solutions. I started for free and will soon turn it into a company making the freebies paying clients.

[ErickaWilliamsCC]

Gonna share this video with all my students.

[rossbriannestein]

This is probably one of the best YouTube channels I have found.

[michaelcbond]

Your channel is underrated. And appsumo is the BOMB! Thanks for being awesome

[dnllmaurer]

Really appreciate your informative content. Your valuable ideas are concisely explained, neatly organized & relevant graphics enhance your engaging presentation. Your professional speaking style is articulate & on point. One thing I'd suggest is reduce the music volume on the audio mix or just remove it. I prefer listening to you speak & concentrating on your message but the music competes as an unworthy distraction. Other channels need support to hold attention but your show has the power to stand alone. Thank you for sharing!

[ReedPorter]

Love the chapters! I'm stepping into my business! Low impact exercise and weight loss