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Curated by: CMD+TAB (4 videos)
WorkdayTracker brings in a little over $1,000 a month. I run it alone. No team, no support department. It started at my first job in the US, at an advertising agency. I was on a salary, working 10-hour days, and I wanted to know what I was really making per hour. So I built a tool to track it. That tool followed me into freelancing, then into a virtual staffing company that had to track a whole remote workforce, and then it learned to use AI to read screenshots and flag a drop in productivity. To carry the $60K challenge on its own, it has to grow five times. Can one person and a lot of automation get it there? I'm not starting from zero. These already exist and all of them earn money: • Two short-term rentals I own and operate • One short-term rental I co-host for someone else • https://workdaytracker.com, a SaaS product • https://playlist.tools, a simple online tool The goal is the $60K challenge: $5,000 a month from my own projects. That's the line where they carry me without a salary. Every video on this channel answers the same question: how far along is he? Chapters 0:00 Working in Advertising 0:38 Keeping Track 0:56 It Starts with an Idea 1:10 Evolution of the Idea 1:40 One Man Market Fit 2:05 Attempting Commercialization 2:19 Finding Market Fit 3:11 Adapting 3:59 Distinguishing 4:43 Using AI as a Feature 6:27 From Idea to Product 7:09 Product Evolution 7:42 What about CMD+TAB? 8:11 What's Next? CMD + TAB is the macOS shortcut for switching apps. That's the whole idea: switching from employee to owner, from one project to the next, from screen work to hands-on work. Honest and practical. Wins and setbacks both get shown. No course, no hustle. Previous video, the day I handed in my notice: https://youtu.be/fV7_3Cis5AM Next video, checking a roof repair at one of the rentals: https://youtu.be/Mf-vgYOp3_s #60kchallenge #saas #solofounder #buildinpublic #timetracking