The $100 a Day Starter · $19.95
For anyone who is done researching and ready to earn
Not a business idea. Not a course about business ideas. Eleven steps in the order you actually do them, a fourteen-day calendar, nine scripts you copy word for word, and the arithmetic that tells you exactly how many conversations it takes. Read it tonight. Send the first message tomorrow morning.
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Eleven
steps, in the order you do them
Fourteen
days, twenty messages a day
Nine
scripts to copy word for word
The plain, step-by-step starter guide
Eleven steps · Fourteen days · Zero guesswork
What changes in the first week
One sentence that says what you do, for whom, and what it costs.
A hundred real names in a spreadsheet, found in an afternoon.
Twenty messages a day that you no longer have to invent.
Five numbers that show which part of the machine is broken.
Read this if it sounds familiar
I have watched this pattern for twenty-eight years. Someone picks a business, then spends six weeks on the name, the logo, the domain, and the course that will supposedly teach them the thing. They post twice, hear nothing, and conclude the market is saturated.
The work that actually gets paid — finding one specific person with one specific problem, naming a price, and asking for the card — is the work nobody puts on the calendar. It does not feel like building a business. It feels like bothering people. So it never happens, and the business never starts.
You had pieces — a logo, a domain, a half-written offer — and no sequence that tells you which one comes first.
A business with nobody to talk to looks exactly like a hobby. The names are the business, and nobody schedules finding them.
Plenty of friendly conversations, not one of them ended with a price and a way to pay. That is where the money stops.
The book is that calendar. Twenty messages a day, fourteen days, in an order that makes the first message less frightening and the hundredth one routine.
The arithmetic, before anything else
Said as a dream it sounds impossible. Written as arithmetic it becomes a choice you make once: pick the version of $100 a day that fits the life you have, and stop auditioning business models.
2 × $50
Two sales a day at fifty dollars
A small service you can deliver in an hour. Fastest route for a beginner willing to talk.
1 × $100
One sale a day at a hundred dollars
Same idea, bigger job, fewer customers. Best if you already have a skill people pay for.
3 × $1,000
Three clients at a thousand a month
Retainers. Slower to land, but the money repeats without new selling.
4 × $25
Four sales a day at twenty-five dollars
A small digital product. Slowest to the first dollar, and the only route that stops trading hours for money.
Memorise this one
REVENUE = CONVERSATIONS × CLOSE RATE × PRICE
Twenty conversations, one close in ten, a hundred dollar price. That is $200 that day. When the money is short, the answer is nearly always in the first number.
The whole plan, in three moves
Sixty to ninety minutes a day for fourteen days, then about an hour a day until the money is steady. If that trade is not one you are willing to make, this book will read like bad news — which is exactly why it says it on page one.
Step 1 · Days 1 and 2
Pick your lane and write the one-sentence offer. Open six free tools and a four-tab tracker. Build the one-page offer with a price and a guarantee you can actually keep.
Step 2 · Days 3 to 14
Fill a hundred rows with real names. Send twenty messages every morning, reply within the hour, take the fifteen-minute call, ask for the money, deliver the same day.
Step 3 · Week 3 onward
Raise the price once you have three customers. Offer the first one a monthly version. Turn the slowest part of your delivery into something you can hand off or productise.
Day one takes 45 minutes and ends with an offer you can say out loud.
Everything in the download
Who it is for
Someone starting from zero who wants money coming in this month, not next year. No website, logo, LLC, audience or course required — one specific thing you do for one specific person, a hundred of those people, and twenty messages a day until someone says yes.
What it is not
One payment, yours to keep
One hundred dollar job covers this five times over. That comparison is the entire pitch, and it is why step one is about a job you can sell tomorrow rather than a business you can build next year. There is no upsell waiting for you at the end of the download, and no monthly charge.
62 pages · 45 minute read · Eleven steps, fourteen days, nine scripts · Instant browser access · Card payment
Results vary. This is a plan, not a promise — read the disclaimer.
The 100 a Day Starter
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Questions people ask before buying
No. A free Google account, a spreadsheet, and a hundred names you can find in an afternoon. A domain comes later, if it comes at all.
Step one exists for that reason. It gives you three lanes, examples inside each one, and a single sentence to finish. You pick one and stop reading about the other two.
Sixty to ninety minutes a day for fourteen days, then about an hour a day until the money is steady. It is a work plan, and it says so up front.
Local services move fastest, often inside a week. Freelance work takes two to four weeks once you have samples. The calendar is built around that reality, not around a launch party.
It opens in your browser the moment the payment clears. Sign in with the same email and it stays open to you, on your phone or on your laptop.
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Read it tonight · Start the calendar tomorrow
P.S. The first message you send will be bad, and the first call will be clumsy. Send it anyway. The person who has sent a hundred messages knows things the person reading this page does not — and that person is about four weeks away.