My First Million #130 - How Solopreneurs are Making $1m+, Why Lists Suck, and The 5 Minute City
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Nov 20, 2020 Discover how solopreneurs are raking in over a million dollars with unique business models and personal branding. The hosts critique the validity of recognition lists like Forbes 30 Under 30, emphasizing authenticity over accolades. They dive into the concept of 'five-minute cities,' where everything is within easy reach, and spotlight startups like Culdasac pioneering this trend. Plus, hear about innovative marketing techniques, including using robots for handwritten notes, setting the stage for future entrepreneurial ventures.
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Shaan's Business Insider Feature
- Shaan Puri was featured in Business Insider because he pitched a story about rolling funds.
- He suggested the story after being contacted about an unrelated topic.
The Truth About Lists
- Many "top" lists are based on connections, not merit; Forbes 30 Under 30 was discussed as an example.
- Inc. 5000 is considered a legitimate list due to its revenue-based criteria.
Hot Guys in Tech List
- A friend of Shaan's created a viral "Hottest Guys in Tech" list.
- The list was designed for virality, not actual hotness, by including people likely to share it.
