CEO's Library: The 1% Bookshelf

Escape the Unicorn Chase: Build a Profitable Business You Love with Sahil Lavingia's "Minimalist Entrepreneur"


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Are you tired of the relentless pressure to build the *next* billion-dollar unicorn? 🦄 Feeling the burnout from the "growth-at-all-costs" hamster wheel? What if there's a smarter, more sustainable path to building a business you actually *love* running? 🤔


Join us on CEO's Library as we dissect Sahil Lavingia's game-changing book, *The Minimalist Entrepreneur*. Discover the counterintuitive secrets from the Gumroad founder who turned a near-failure into a thriving, profitable company *without* chasing mythical creatures. Learn why starting with community (🤝) *before* product, building *as little as possible* initially, and marketing by simply *being you* (📢) are the keys to long-term success and freedom.


This isn't just theory; it's a practical playbook packed with actionable steps:

* Unlock the mindset shift from chasing growth to prioritizing profit (💰).

* Master the art of finding your tribe and solving *real* problems.

* Discover how to sell authentically to your first 100 customers (without a splashy, stressful launch!).

* Learn strategies for mindful growth and building a resilient company culture (even remotely 🏠!).

* Avoid the common pitfalls that sink most startups.


Ready to ditch the high-stakes VC game and build a business that serves your life, your customers, and your community? 🌱 Hit play and learn how to build the house *you* want to live in. Your future self (and bank account) will thank you! 👇

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