Billionaire Breakdowns
One founder, one defining decision, taken apart step by step: what they saw, what they ignored and why it worked.
For first-time entrepreneurs
Every month we take apart one billionaire founder's defining decision, then turn it into business ideas and step-by-step playbooks you can use this week.
Inside the membership
Not motivation for its own sake. Real decisions, real frameworks and ideas you can test, organized so you always know what to do next.
One founder, one defining decision, taken apart step by step: what they saw, what they ignored and why it worked.
Five business ideas every month, each with the customer, the first test and what it costs to start small.
The thinking tools behind great decisions, organized by the problem you're facing today.
Templates that turn each lesson into action: pricing sheets, idea scorecards and weekly founder reviews.
Membership
No tiers to compare. Members get every breakdown, every idea and every tool, with new material added every month.
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Then work through the Ideas Lab and worksheets at your own pace.
Everything below, from day one.
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E-books
Read them in an afternoon, use them for years. Pay once by card and download instantly.
Twelve habits of thought behind the world's most successful founders, with an exercise for each.
PDF + EPUB · Instant downloadOne hundred business ideas sorted by starting cost, with the first customer to call for each.
PDF + EPUB · Instant downloadHow to question every assumption in your plan before it costs you money.
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New articles every week on mindset, strategy and business ideas. Free, no account needed.
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Long-term thinking for people who can't afford to wait.
Where to spend your first 30 days, and where not to.
The one block of time that decides how much gets built.
A simple rule for your first profitable months.
Low cost to start, and a paying customer in weeks, not years.
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Why Shin Sakae
Shin Sakae (新栄) means "new prosperity" in Japanese. That's what this place is for: helping people start their first business by learning from those who built the biggest ones.
We study how billionaire founders actually decide: what they chose, what they refused and what they got wrong. Then we turn it into plain-English lessons you can act on. This is education only. There are no shortcuts and no promises, just better thinking.
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