Business ideas found:

1. -BUSINESS IDEA- 1. Making nearly 100 cold calls to find a seven figure SAS idea. - Elapsed: 0:04, Remaining: 1:45

2. -BUSINESS IDEA- 2. Building a great MVP. - Elapsed: 0:14, Remaining: 1:35

3. -BUSINESS IDEA- One-on-one intensive consulting. - Elapsed: 0:29, Remaining: 1:20

4. -BUSINESS IDEA- 1. **A feature where professionals can showcase their impact through the products they\'ve built**. - Elapsed: 1:17, Remaining: 0:33

Summary transcripts and timestamped source links:

[0.00] MicroConf_How to Launch a PROFITABLE SaaS.txt

MicroConf

How to Launch a PROFITABLE SaaS

-BUSINESS IDEA- 1. Making nearly 100 cold calls to find a seven figure SAS idea.

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Jason Buckingham made nearly 100 cold calls to find a seven figure SAS idea.

-BUSINESS IDEA- 2. Building a great MVP.

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Derrik Rymer, the speaker's co-founder at drip and the founder of savy Cal, and the speaker himself discuss building a great MVP.

[26.61] Daniel Fazio_How to Spawn Profit from Nowhere.txt

Daniel Fazio

How to Spawn Profit from Nowhere

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1. -BUSINESS IDEA- One-on-one intensive consulting.

The speaker, who runs a successful business, shares a simple strategy to quickly generate $5,000. He suggests creating a one-time offer for a service, in his case a one-on-one intensive consulting package, and then contacting everyone who has ever paid you for a service in the past. According to him, if you reach out to 100 past clients, 40 will likely respond, and you should be able to close at least one $5,000 deal from that. He emphasizes the importance of taking action, using the analogy of a soldier in battle needing to use available ammunition instead of worrying about running out later.

[68.68] Lenny's Podcast_How LinkedIn became interesting_ The inside story _ Tomer Cohen _CPO at LinkedIn_.txt

Lenny's Podcast

How LinkedIn became interesting: The inside story | Tomer Cohen (CPO at LinkedIn)

-BUSINESS IDEA- 1. **A feature where professionals can showcase their impact through the products they\'ve built**.

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This idea stemmed from the discussion about how product people are essentially evaluated based on the impact they\'ve created with the products they\'ve built. The suggestion is for LinkedIn to create a feature where professionals can highlight the products they\'ve built and the impact they had on them, rather than focusing on traditional resume elements like company names and titles. This would be more aligned with how product people are assessed in the industry and provide a platform for showcasing their achievements.