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29 Days To Starting a Business is a strong starting point for first-time founders who want meaningful action, not hype. Stephen and Molli focus on short, practical exercises and cut through the empty slogans that dominate most business advice.

Matthew ArthurKolbe Digital Labs

Starting a business is hard, but if you’ve never done it before, it can feel more like impossible. There are a lot of things to think about and it would be easy to feel overwhelmed. Which is why I really like 29 Days to Starting a Business. It’s focused, it’s concise, easy to read and it hits all the hot spots for what’s really needed to get a business off the ground. I’ve been working with entrepreneurs for over 20 years now — mostly helping them to scale their businesses, and I can tell you that any business owner who follows the recommendations in this book will be head and shoulders above most entrepreneurs. Read it through, then go back and really work the exercises and take notes — if you’re serious about starting a business, this is the blueprint you need.

Shawn KinkadeOwner, Aspire Business Development

Over recent decades, the cost of a college education has skyrocketed while the value of that same education has been watered down to near pointlessness. This has left many young adults listless and unmotivated. Entrepreneurship and the trades are the two-pronged solution. Stephen and Molli are excellent and engaging teachers, sure to inspire any budding entrepreneur. 29 Days To Starting a Business provides actionable, bite-sized, and, most importantly, effective steps to creating your own successful business. I will definitely be placing a copy into each of my students’ hands!

April CoburnFamula Fulfillment