"What business should I start?"

30 Jun 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief motivational clip, the speaker tells viewers that the key to making money isn’t picking the perfect business idea but developing the entrepreneur’s own capabilities through repeated practice (“reps”). He uses lawn‑care as a concrete, low‑entry example—citing a friend, Mark, who sold his lawn‑care company for $62 million—to illustrate that even simple services can scale dramatically. The core message is that after a few attempts (typically the fourth or fifth try) an entrepreneur will reach a point where real profits become possible, and the only prerequisite is the willingness to start and keep trying.

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