9:04Start a Million-Dollar Business This Weekend (Part 1)
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A million-dollar business sounds like years of work. 'This Weekend' and 48 HOURS shrink that to two days, which removes the biggest excuse, having no time. Noah thinking at his kitchen table says you can do it from home.
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'Start' keeps it honest, since you begin the business this weekend rather than reach a million, and 'Part 1' promises the rest of the build to come.
'IT ONLY TAKES' puts the stress on how little time is needed, and the red boxes on a bright kitchen make 48 HOURS the first thing you read.
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