Hello everyone!

Many of you, busy with your daily work and businesses, probably think, "I want more money," don't you? Of course you do! I don't think many people would say they don't want money. 😂

However, building a company from scratch and making it big is incredibly difficult. It requires so much time and effort that it's hard to even imagine in a normal life.

On the other hand, accumulating small profits through side jobs is not easy either.

Feeling that "things can't go on like this," and after days of pondering what to do, it becomes necessary to make a bold choice.

So, what should you do? My proposal is to set a goal: "Create a business that generates a stable profit of tens of thousands of yen per month and sell it for around 1 million yen." Don't you think this approach offers a realistic path without overstretching yourself?

Specifically:

• Assume no debt whatsoever.
• The initial goal is to secure about 30,000 yen in monthly profit. If this is achieved, it amounts to 360,000 yen annually.
• 360,000 yen in profit over, say, 3 years would be 1.08 million yen.
  • (In reality, it's more complex due to fees, etc., but this is for illustrative purposes.)
• The business is then sold with a pitch like: "Wouldn't you like to buy a business that pays for itself in a few years and then generates pure profit, for around 1 million yen? It offers significantly higher returns with much less capital than real estate."

In short, the ultimate goal is to "create a debt-free state where a stable profit of 30,000 yen per month is generated even without your direct involvement."

This way, it's an achievable goal for those who want to build a strong foundation for future business growth or sale, without having to compromise their own lifestyle, isn't it?

Our company (and your company, reading this!) would like to support you in achieving that.

Specific Examples

• Brainstorming ideas
  • Miscellaneous goods?
  • Food and beverage?
  • Physical services?
  • Product manufacturing?
  • Sales agency?
• Identifying necessary resources
  • How much money is needed?
  • Manpower
  • Time
  • Location
  • Materials
• Assistance with testing demand
• Sales strategy
  • Marketing = Public relations = How to get customers who are not directly in front of you interested
    • SNS
    • Advertising
    • Physical store
    • Word-of-mouth
  • Sales = How to get customers who are directly in front of you to commit
• Profit stabilization and detachment from operations
  • Recruitment
  • Customer support
  • Systematization of procurement and manufacturing
• Business sale (business succession / M&A)
  • Finding a buyer
  • Contracting
  • Post-contract handover, etc.