The School For Startups Minute
One-minute tips and tricks to inspire you to live a better life!

SFS Minute 38: A Risk Free, Zero Creativity Business
John Wilker of thesimplestbizforu.com explains how pallet flipping can be a great business that costs nothing to start.

Episode 35: Cloud Computing Replaced by the Edge
Rafael Umann explains how edge computing is better than the cloud. and why.

Episode 15: Failure Can Be Key to Success
We all hate to fail, but if you choose to learn from it, it can be the best thing to happen to you. Norman Bacal, an entertainment Super Lawyer and Author of Take Charge: Rewire your mind for success, speaks about failure leading to success in his life.

Episode 12: Low Code Programming Easy and Cheap
Programming careers are safe and lucrative, but it can take decades to learn the skills. A new programming platform called Low Code by Appian changes all of that. It allows fast, easy development of applications and can be learned much faster than other languages. It uses visual, point and click elements to standardize many application pieces. Most apps need a sign-in feature, so it was standardized. Just grab it on the screen and throw it into your app.

Episode 11: Can Entrepreneurs Save the World?
We all want a clean environment. Peter Fiekowsky writes in his new book 'Climate Restoration' that existing technology can restore CO2 levels to pre-industrial levels! He describes 3 businesses already making money by cleaning the environment! Very exciting.

Episode 7: The Landscaper and Risk
Getting a job at a Fortune 500 company would seem like a great, safe, risk free life. It would certainly be safer than starting something risky like a landscaping company, right? In this Minute, we discuss the risk associated with two paths: entrepreneurship and the safety of a big time job.

Episode 6: The Cars of Millionaires
You assume that millionaires would drive only the best cars! Well, they do drive the best..... trucks! The most popular car for American millionaires is the Ford F150 Pickup! And 37% drive used cars.