My First Million
The best business ideas come from noticing what's working and doing it better, faster, or for a different audience.
“what if you actually create Financial incentive for people to actually go deal with their shit”
What It Means
Reversing traditional coaching economics by paying clients to solve problems instead of being paid to help them
Why It Matters
Addresses fundamental incentive misalignment in coaching where coaches benefit from prolonged client dependency
When It's True
When clients know what to do but lack motivation, especially for behavioral challenges
When It's Risky
For complex psychological issues or when clients genuinely lack knowledge rather than motivation
How to Apply
Design challenges that require action rather than discussion
Use financial rewards to overcome behavioral resistance
Create public accountability through documentation
Example Scenario
“Instead of charging someone $1000 for social anxiety coaching, offer them $1000 to complete specific social challenges while filming the process”
Related Knowledge
Coaching Incentive Reversal Framework
Instead of clients paying coaches to fix their problems, offer financial rewards to clients for solving their own proble
Psychological Immune System Framework
The mental mechanism that automatically reframes negative experiences in positive ways to maintain emotional equilibrium
Create titles that maximize click-through and sharing rates
Titles that generate significantly higher engagement, shares, and clicks than generic alternatives
The Boring Advice Paradox
The most effective advice is often boring and hard to monetize, while exciting advice that sells well is usually counter
Most personal development problems are implementation, not information problems
Solutions should focus on motivation and behavior change rather than providing more information
Andrew Tate is what men with no self-esteem think High self-esteem looks like
People lacking genuine confidence cannot distinguish between authentic self-assurance and narcissistic dominance behavio