Hey!

I'll keep it simple this morning :)

Here's the only startup advice you need

1. do stuff CONSISTENTLY

2. be DIRECTIONALLY correct

3. just don't QUIT

Let's go.

Welcome to Sunday Breakfast!

The simplest $50K/month app ever

​I'm a sucker for simple apps.

Why?

Because they're EASY to explain.

It's no wonder these are some of the ones that make the most money.

This story will blow you away.

Might be the simplest app ever created

Zero to $30K/month... fast

This one is gold.

It's about a guy who saw a trend blowing up on TikTok.

Instead of scrolling by, he thought:

"what if I build an app?"

Well... he did.

And less than two months later, his app is exploding

The Boring Businesses That Quietly Print Money

Everyone's chasing the same shiny ideas.

The same trendy apps. The same crowded markets. The same stuff everyone's already fighting over.

But the smartest founders I know do the opposite.

They find the boring thing nobody's talking about... and they own it.

That's what this free database is: 30+ unsexy business ideas that quietly make real money.

Each one is explained simply: how it works and how it actually makes money. 

Your next business might be somewhere on this list. You just have to find it.

Grab the free database here

$100K/month form builder

Here's another example of a relatively simple business.

It's just another form builder (think, Typeform).

And yet, it still crushes it.

Proof, once again, that a validated niche is the best place to build.

Read the breakdown here.

The guys who built a $20K/month app

A few weeks back, I asked these two friends to fly out to LA and show me their app.

The reason was because I was blown away at what's possible.

See, these guys should not have been able to build this.

They don't have ANY technical experience.

But... with the power of AI at their fingertips, they built and launched their first app.

And today, it's completely changed their lives.

The $150K/month AI agent

This founder ran a marketing agency for 20 years.

Then he noticed something...

His team was wasting 4 hours a DAY staring at dashboards.

But, before writing a single line of code, he prototyped the whole thing in Lovable.

Here's exactly how he did it.