A Super Simple $1 Business Plan

It’s only one dollar.

A single George Washington.

I cannot tell a lie, sometimes I wonder about the generosity of it.

Four quarters doesn’t seem to go as far as it used to, but we call that progress.

I’ve got a dozen books for .99 because readers will try a new author for a buck without much thought.

They call it a loss leader on the business side of it.

Except it’s not a loss for me.

I’m grateful for every dollar.

I try to remind myself that every dollar I put out into the economy helps it grow and returns to me.

I know that every dollar I put into a stock or crypto account grows.

Sometimes they grow into way more dollars.

What would you trade for a dollar?

I used to like to grab a Coke for $1.

Now it’s $2.

Heck, even the Dollar Tree store had to raise prices to $1.25.

They kept the name though.

That small amount seems almost inconsequential.

A dollar.

Yet some people don’t dare part with it.