Hey, it's me. I set aside $10,000 and gave myself 18 months to figure out if a regular person can build real income from scratch. I'm documenting everything. The wins, the losses, and the money. Especially the money.
get the updatesI have a day job. I'm not quitting it. I don't have connections or a following or a system that's been "proven" by anyone.
I wanted to know if the tools available right now, the ones everyone talks about, actually work when a normal person uses them. So I'm trying it. $10,000, 18 months, and I'll publish the real numbers every week. Even when they're ugly.
If this experiment makes money, I don't keep all of it. Every dollar of profit gets split into thirds:
If I lose money, I eat the loss. That's on me. But even then, the documentation might save someone else from making the same mistakes.
SEO blog posts, product descriptions, email sequences. AI-assisted, human-edited. Gigs live on freelance platforms.
Hyper-focused directory connecting homeowners with local service providers. SEO-driven, lead-gen revenue. Waiting on search engines.
Build websites for local businesses that don't have one, then pitch them directly. Done first, sold second.
this is either going to be a good story or a cautionary tale. either way, you'll get the real version.