- Get-rich quick or easy is a myth.
- But you can get rich faster and easier.
- Laziness can lead to evaluating better opportunities.
- The laziest way is often the smartest way.
- Don't be shamed for seeking the easiest method.
- Smart entrepreneurs focus on high ROI strategies.
- Business models vary in effort and risk.
- I own multiple successful companies.
- I’ve made millions in digital products.
- My empire includes software and physical brands.
- All models can work, depending on your stage.
- Today, I’ll show the laziest business models.
- The goal: make max money with least effort.
- Hustle culture shames asking about ease.
- But high effort isn’t the only way.
- The best business model depends on ROI.
- Hard work alone doesn’t guarantee wealth.
- The boat you’re in matters more.
- I’ll compare five business models.
- Each has pros and cons based on five factors.
- First: upfront capital needed.
- Second: scalability potential.
- Third: ease of fulfillment.
- Fourth: risk level.
- Fifth: difficulty to learn and run.
- The laziest model: low upfront, high scalability.
- I’ve succeeded in all these models.
- Drop shipping: easy to start, but high risk.
- It needs $2-5K upfront.
- Scalability is moderate, with issues.
- Fulfillment can be unpredictable.
- Market changes and tariffs increase risk.
- It’s very hard to succeed now.
- Expect high effort and risk.
- Summary: drop shipping needs $2-5K, moderate scale, high risk, hard.
- Next: social media marketing agency.
- It’s cheap to start, $50-$200.
- But scaling adds complexity.
- Fulfillment is simple with contractors.
- Risk is very low, easy to start.
- But managing clients is demanding.
- It’s moderate in difficulty.
- Good for beginners wanting $10K/month.
- Now: software business.
- It needs $250K+ to start.
- Very scalable, but complex and risky.
- Building takes months or years.
- High risk if using your own money.
- Very hard to succeed without experience.
- Not beginner-friendly.
- Next: affiliate marketing.
- It’s low cost, $100-$200.
- Scalability is moderate.
- Fulfillment is simple—just promote.
- Risk is extremely low.
- But it needs audience growth.
- Building a big audience takes time.
- It’s moderate in difficulty.
- Good for passive income, not main business.
- Now: digital products 2.0.
- This is the laziest, smartest model.
- It costs $100-$200 to start.
- Highly scalable—sell forever.
- Fulfillment is super easy.
- Risk is minimal—platforms are free.
- Very low difficulty—AI helps create products fast.
- Competition is still low, big opportunity.
- It’s the future of online business.
- Digital products are projected to grow huge.
- By 2030, a trillion-dollar industry.
- Get in early or fight for crumbs.
- I believe in this market’s bright future.
- The choice: start now or wait.
- I support you and wish you success.