7 Machines à Acheter pour Gagner de l'Argent (avant les autres) — Transcript

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1. 0:00This machine only costs € 200 and yet
2. 0:02it makes € 17,000 per month for this
3. 0:0417-year-old high school student. And
4. 0:06machines like this one, I’ve found
5. 0:08seven that you can set up at home in
6. 0:10your garage or bedroom that are
7. 0:12literally capable of replacing your
8. 0:14salary. Because there are plenty of
9. 0:16people on social media talking to you
10. 0:17about complicated online businesses.
11. 0:19But what’s crazy is that to make
12. 0:20money, sometimes you just need to buy
13. 0:22something and let it work for you.
14. 0:25These aren't revolutionary ideas, but
15. 0:27they are businesses that can allow you
16. 0:29to make money in a few weeks with a
17. 0:31very limited budget, without needing
18. 0:33specific skills, and most importantly,
19. 0:35they each print money. In 10 years of
20. 0:38entrepreneurship, this is exactly the
21. 0:39kind of business I've seen transform
22. 0:41completely normal people—students,
23. 0:42moms, guys without degrees, freelancers
24. 0:44—who now earn a better living than
25. 0:45their former boss. And the thing is, in
26. 0:48France, no one is talking about them
27. 0:50for now. So to help you, I’ve ranked
28. 0:52these businesses by their cost and
29. 0:53their simplicity. And what they bring
30. 0:55in, and you’ll quickly see that
31. 0:57it’s not the most expensive machine
32. 0:58on the list that earns the most. But
33. 1:01before I tell you about the high
34. 1:02schooler making € 17,000 a month, I
35. 1:03have to tell you about the most
36. 1:05intriguing machine on the list, the
37. 1:06tufting gun. The first machine is a
38. 1:09large gun that shoots yarn. So, you
39. 1:11stretch a canvas on a frame, you draw
40. 1:13your pattern on it, then with the gun,
41. 1:15you color in your design, and
42. 1:16everywhere you pass, the canvas
43. 1:18transforms into thick velvet. And that
44. 1:20is called tufting. And just look at the
45. 1:22result it gives. With a little practice
46. 1:25, you get thick, plush rugs with manga
47. 1:27designs, sneaker logos, album covers—
48. 1:30pieces you'd think came straight out of
49. 1:32a designer boutique. But these rugs
50. 1:34aren't just beautiful. They are
51. 1:36profitable; a rug costs you € 30 to
52. 1:38€ 60 in yarn and canvas, and as a
53. 1:40custom order, it sells for € 150 or
54. 1:42even € 300. That gives you a margin
55. 1:44of € 120 to € 240 per piece. So
56. 1:47with only three rugs per week, you make
57. 1:49between € 1,500 and € 3,000 in
58. 1:50margin per month. And in fact, if they
59. 1:53sell for a high price, it's because
60. 1:54normally this kind of finish requires
61. 1:56weeks of needlework. Whereas with the
62. 1:58gun, you can do it in just a few hours.
63. 2:01Basically, it means you're selling at a
64. 2:02handmade price point while using a
65. 2:04machine. Plus, this business has a
66. 2:07built-in ad engine because watching the
67. 2:09gun fill a rug is mesmerizing. It has
68. 2:12become a trend all on its own on social
69. 2:14media. A creator like Simg has racked
70. 2:17up over a billion views with her rugs,
71. 2:19with videos reaching up to 48 million
72. 2:21views each. In France, workshops like
73. 2:24Fluffy and Custom are exploding right
74. 2:26now. And that is exactly what Madeline,
75. 2:28an American student, understood; she
76. 2:30films every rug she makes and posts
77. 2:32timelapses on TikTok. The customers
78. 2:35come in so easily that in her first
79. 2:37year, her small brand surpassed $
80. 2:40100,000 in revenue from her dorm room
81. 2:43without paying for a single ad. So, if
82. 2:45you want to get started, here is how to
83. 2:47do it. First, order a complete kit with
84. 2:49the gun, the frame, and the fabric for
85. 2:52about € 200. You can go to sites like
86. 2:54tufting.fr, AliExpress, or Amazon, for
87. 2:56example. Then, spend two or three days
88. 2:59following YouTube tutorials to master
89. 3:01the technique. Next, make three rugs
90. 3:04for your portfolio and post timelapses
91. 3:06on TikTok and Instagram. Finally, open
92. 3:09a shop on Etsy or Shopify, which is
93. 3:11where people can place their first
94. 3:13custom order. My personal advice is to
95. 3:16choose a very specific niche rather
96. 3:17than making rugs for everyone. For
97. 3:19example, I would go with album covers.
98. 3:21There is a big trend among US creators
99. 3:23right now, and they are all sold out
100. 3:25because of it. Or, here is another
101. 3:27topic that is trending on social media
102. 3:29and has a large audience. Regarding the
103. 3:31ratings, the cost is 1 out of 5. You
104. 3:33can start with € 200. It is really
105. 3:35not expensive. Simplicity is 3 out of 5
106. 3:37because you still have to learn how to
107. 3:39use the machine and the gun. And in
108. 3:41terms of business potential, we're
109. 3:43looking at between € 1,500 and €
110. 3:453,000, giving us a score of 7.5/10. The
111. 3:48next machine made a high schooler
112. 3:50richer than all his teachers. This is
113. 3:53business number two: 3D printing. This
114. 3:55is Michael. He is 17, lives with his
115. 3:58parents in New York state, and brings
116. 4:00in $ 20,000 a month thanks to a machine
117. 4:02he discovered in his high school design
118. 4:04class. It is a 3D printer. If you've
119. 4:07never seen one, it looks like this.
120. 4:08It's a little box that makes plastic
121. 4:10objects all by itself. You download a
122. 4:12model from the internet, press a button
123. 4:14, and the machine deposits plastic
124. 4:16layer by layer until the object appears
125. 4:18before your eyes. The reason Michael
126. 4:20makes so much money is that he noticed
127. 4:21something interesting. People love
128. 4:24customizing their Crocs. He started
129. 4:26printing small accessories and clipping
130. 4:29them on. He posts three videos a day on
131. 4:31TikTok and Instagram without spending
132. 4:33€ 1 on ads, and last year, he made $
133. 4:36250,000 in sales before he even
134. 4:37finished high school. And the margins
135. 4:40on this machine are indecent. You have
136. 4:42a spool of plastic that costs € 20,
137. 4:44and with that, you can make dozens and
138. 4:46dozens of pieces. So each object
139. 4:48actually costs you a few cents, and
140. 4:50they sell for € 15 or even € 20. So
141. 4:52you sell 5 a day and you easily exceed
142. 4:55€ 2,000 in profit per month. And
143. 4:57what's crazy about this business is
144. 4:59that the market is overflowing with
145. 5:00examples of people making money with it
146. 5:02. There are articulated dragons, for
147. 5:04example, that are a hit on TikTok and
148. 5:06support hundreds of sellers. Actually,
149. 5:09it can go even further because if you
150. 5:11create 3D models like this creator for
151. 5:13example, you can make thousands of
152. 5:15euros a month without even having a
153. 5:17printer. So there are really
154. 5:18opportunities everywhere, and to do the
155. 5:21same, you just need a 3D printer for
156. 5:23200 bucks. The one I recommend, for
157. 5:25example, is the Bambu Lab A1 Mini, or
158. 5:28otherwise, you can get a Creality Ender
159. 5:30on amazon.fr, it works just fine. Then,
160. 5:33you head over to MakerWorld.com or
161. 5:35Printables.com, where you have infinite
162. 5:37free models to learn how to print
163. 5:39properly. After that, you can choose a
164. 5:42niche, for example, accessories for a
165. 5:45popular object, Crocs, sneakers, hats,
166. 5:47etc., and you list them on Etsy. And
167. 5:50then, of course, once again, you film
168. 5:52your prints so they can go viral on
169. 5:54TikTok. Rating-wise, for cost, we're at
170. 5:571 out of 5; you can start for less than
171. 5:58€ 300. For simplicity, we're at 4 out
172. 6:01of 5, since you only need a few
173. 6:02evenings to get the hang of the machine
174. 6:04. And in terms of potential, you're at
175. 6:06€ 500 a month if you do it a bit on
176. 6:08the side, up to several tens of
177. 6:10thousands if you find the right niche
178. 6:12and treat it like a real business. So
179. 6:14I'm going to give it a total score of
180. 6:169/10. Machine number three is the
181. 6:18digital embroidery machine. And it's
182. 6:20super simple to use. Basically, you
183. 6:22load your design, clip the fabric into
184. 6:24a hoop, and the needle embroiders all
185. 6:25by itself, stitch by stitch, while you
186. 6:27do something else. And the finished
187. 6:29result looks like this. As you can see,
188. 6:31what makes this business really
189. 6:33interesting is that you're not just
190. 6:34printing like everyone else. You're
191. 6:37making works of art from existing
192. 6:39clothing. You take pieces like this—
193. 6:42hoodies, denim jackets, caps—and you
194. 6:44transform them. Embroidered designs in
195. 6:47every color, flowers climbing up a
196. 6:49sleeve, existing brand logos that you
197. 6:52reinterpret and embellish in an
198. 6:54embroidered version. Unique pieces that
199. 6:57nobody else has, and no printing site
200. 6:59in the world can do that. Plus,
201. 7:01embroidery has something that printing
202. 7:03will never have: texture. You can see
203. 7:06it, you can feel it, and the brain
204. 7:08automatically categorizes it as
205. 7:09high-end. And that is exactly why the
206. 7:12margins are excellent with this
207. 7:14business. You can take a $ 10 polo
208. 7:17shirt, embroider a logo on it, and it's
209. 7:19instantly worth $ 30. You take a $ 4
210. 7:21cap, embroider a name on it, and it's
211. 7:24worth $ 20. And on really detailed
212. 7:26pieces, like an embroidered denim
213. 7:28jacket, well, you can sell it for $ 80
214. 7:30to $ 100, even though you only spent a
215. 7:32few dollars on thread to embroider a
216. 7:34few things. So each piece can give you
217. 7:37a margin of between $ 20 and $ 80
218. 7:39depending on the level of customization
219. 7:40. And that is precisely what Keida
220. 7:43understood. At 19, she launched a
221. 7:45classic clothing store that didn't take
222. 7:47off at all. And where most people would
223. 7:49have given up, she decided to change
224. 7:51her approach. With her mother, she
225. 7:52bought an embroidery machine for $ 300.
226. 7:54She started embroidering photos and
227. 7:57messages on hoodies. She filmed
228. 7:59everything, posted it on TikTok, and
229. 8:01one of her videos exploded. As a result
230. 8:03, in her first year, the brand exceeded
231. 8:05a million in revenue, even though she
232. 8:08was only 21. And this movement is
233. 8:10arriving in France right now. There are
234. 8:12personalized embroidery accounts like
235. 8:15Code Cot that get tens of thousands of
236. 8:17views by documenting their orders. To
237. 8:19do the same, well, it's the simplest
238. 8:21launch in this video. You need a
239. 8:24Brother embroidery machine for around $
240. 8:26450 on Amazon, and then you have the
241. 8:28free Ink/Stitch software to create your
242. 8:30designs. You take a few custom pieces
243. 8:33like caps, shirts, jackets, or jeans
244. 8:35and list them for sale on Etsy or
245. 8:37Vinted. And if you create content on
246. 8:39social media, well, it can take off
247. 8:41really quickly. In terms of cost, it's
248. 8:44a 2/5. Simplicity is 3/5 because the
249. 8:47machine is simple, but the software
250. 8:49still requires a bit of patience. And
251. 8:52then the potential, it ranges from
252. 8:542,000 to 10,000 euros per month, for a
253. 8:55total of 8/10. Business number 4, the
254. 8:59candle machine. This machine makes an
255. 9:02item you probably already have at home,
256. 9:04a scented candle. They sell for 25
257. 9:07euros in stores and contain less than
258. 9:09one euro worth of wax. Even counting
259. 9:12the jar, the glass, and the label, the
260. 9:14total cost comes to 3 or 4 euros, and
261. 9:16everything else is actually the vibe
262. 9:17because the person isn't buying wax,
263. 9:19they aren't even really buying a scent,
264. 9:21they're buying everything that goes
265. 9:22with it. A vacation scent, a memory, a
266. 9:26quiet moment, the branding; they're
267. 9:27buying an impression of quality, a
268. 9:29memory, a moment. The machine to get
269. 9:32into this market is a melter, an
270. 9:34electric vat that heats the wax to the
271. 9:36right temperature and pours it neatly
272. 9:37into the jar. And honestly, it's the
273. 9:40simplest thing in this entire video.
274. 9:43With the right materials—soy wax,
275. 9:44perfume from Grasse, and a nice
276. 9:46container—you can turn out candles
277. 9:48that are indistinguishable from
278. 9:50store-bought ones. The math is done
279. 9:52quickly. As we said, the candle costs
280. 9:54you 3 to 4 euros. You can sell it for
281. 9:56between 18 and 22 euros. You keep 15
282. 9:58euros in margin per candle. In just one
283. 10:01day at a Christmas market, you sell 40
284. 10:03candles, that’s 600 euros in margin
285. 10:06per day. And because yes, markets are a
286. 10:08cheat code, Christmas concentrates a
287. 10:10third of the year's total sales. So if
288. 10:12you prepare your stock well in autumn,
289. 10:15you make your annual salary in 2 months
290. 10:17. And that is exactly what Jocelyn and
291. 10:20Jane, two sisters from Los Angeles,
292. 10:21started in 2013 with less than 100
293. 10:23dollars in supplies and candles poured
294. 10:25in their kitchen. Today, their brand
295. 10:29exceeds 500,000 dollars in annual sales
296. 10:31with a 50%margin. And in France, it’s
297. 10:34starting to take off; there are
298. 10:35creators like Osmose or La Petite
299. 10:37Allumette who are also documenting
300. 10:39their journey on Instagram right now.
301. 10:41In terms of gear, you need a melter for
302. 10:43€ 100 that you can buy on
303. 10:45mundobougie.com or Amazon. You need the
304. 10:48wax, the wicks, and then a fragrance.
305. 10:50You go to a French supplier like
306. 10:52Créaci and they’ll also provide the
307. 10:54mandatory label templates to get
308. 10:56started. With that, you can pour a
309. 10:59first batch of 50 candles in 3 hours
310. 11:00and go sell them at the market or on
311. 11:02Instagram with little videos. You can
312. 11:04even try to find shops in your town
313. 11:06that would be okay with carrying your
314. 11:08candles. In terms of cost, we’re at
315. 11:101/5, and in terms of simplicity, 4/5.
316. 11:12Since the only real technique is just
317. 11:14managing the heating temperature a
318. 11:16little bit. But hey, it’s not very
319. 11:17complicated. And in terms of potential,
320. 11:19let’s say between € 1,000 and €
321. 11:215,000 per month with a big peak at the
322. 11:23end of the year during the Christmas
323. 11:24market. Total score: 7/10. We’ve just
324. 11:27passed the halfway point of the video,
325. 11:28and I’m warning you, I saved my
326. 11:30favorite machines for the end. And
327. 11:32among the three coming up, one of them
328. 11:34brought in $ 210,000 in 10 minutes and
329. 11:36another one made a French student a
330. 11:38millionaire. Business number 5: the DTF
331. 11:41press. Imagine a restaurant owner in
332. 11:44your city. On Saturday, he’s hosting
333. 11:46a party and wants 12 t-shirts with his
334. 11:48logo. Except when he goes to online
335. 11:50printing sites, they demand a minimum
336. 11:52order and a 3-week lead time. So,
337. 11:54he’s stuck. And that’s exactly
338. 11:56where you come in because you deliver
339. 11:58the next day. Your machine is the DTF
340. 12:01press. You print the design, place the
341. 12:04film on the t-shirt, the press heats up
342. 12:06, and the pattern sticks to any textile
343. 12:08of any color. And the result is
344. 12:11t-shirts, hoodies, and bags that hold
345. 12:14up through dozens of washes. What makes
346. 12:17this business so interesting is that
347. 12:19the printed design costs you € 2.50
348. 12:21at an online printer like
349. 12:23shpatransfert.com. The blank t-shirt is
350. 12:26€ 2 at wardens.fr. FR. So your
351. 12:28t-shirt ends up costing you less than
352. 12:30€ 5, and in direct sales, you can
353. 12:32sell it for € 20-€ 25, which leaves
354. 12:33you a € 15-€ 20 margin per piece.
355. 12:36So, for an order of 15 bachelor party
356. 12:37t-shirts, that gives you a € 250
357. 12:39profit on a single order. But he
358. 12:41understands one thing: the money here
359. 12:43is in the speed, not the machine,
360. 12:45because he's able to deliver the next
361. 12:47day when platforms take 3 weeks. That's
362. 12:49what the customer pays for. Eric, an
363. 12:51American nurse, built his entire
364. 12:53business on this. A stroke prevented
365. 12:56him from returning to night shifts. So,
366. 12:58he turned a room in his house into a
367. 13:01micro-textile factory, and today his
368. 13:03home workshop exceeds $ 100,000 in
369. 13:05sales per year. And in France, small
370. 13:07workshops like "la petite imprimerie"
371. 13:09in Brest document this exact type of
372. 13:11business on TikTok. And the plan for
373. 13:13this one is particularly clever because
374. 13:15you start without the machine. Number 1
375. 13:18, you order your transfers individually
376. 13:20from sherpatransfert.com and just buy a
377. 13:23heat press for € 200 on amazon.fr. 2,
378. 13:25you reach out to restaurants, local
379. 13:27associations, and clubs in your city. 3
380. 13:29, you deliver quickly, take good care
381. 13:31of the customer, and let word-of-mouth
382. 13:34spread. 4. When the volume is there,
383. 13:36you invest € 2,000 in your own DTF
384. 13:39line and your margin increases even
385. 13:41more. My favorite target for this
386. 13:44business is amateur sports clubs; every
387. 13:46season they need custom jerseys,
388. 13:49tracksuits, and fan t-shirts, and once
389. 13:51a club trusts you, they reorder every
390. 13:53year. In terms of numbers, the cost is
391. 13:562/5 because since you can start without
392. 13:58a printer at first, it limits expenses.
393. 14:00Then, you just have to reinvest a
394. 14:01portion of your profits. In terms of
395. 14:03simplicity, 4/5 again, and in terms of
396. 14:05potential, let's say between € 2,000
397. 14:07and € 8,000 per month if you take
398. 14:08into account corporate orders and that
399. 14:10sort of thing. So we end up with a nice
400. 14:147.5/10 rating. And now let's move on to
401. 14:16the machine that brought in $ 210,000.
402. 14:18Business number 6, the laser engraver.
403. 14:21These are John and Marc, and their
404. 14:23specialty is customizing water bottles
405. 14:25and tumblers with a laser. One day,
406. 14:28they announce a new shipment to their
407. 14:30community. An entire container of
408. 14:3230,000 water bottles, and it all sells
409. 14:34out in less than 10 minutes—that's $
410. 14:36210,000 made in the time it takes to
411. 14:38have a coffee break. And the craziest
412. 14:41part is that they started like everyone
413. 14:43else, engraving items one by one in a
414. 14:45garage. Their machine is the laser
415. 14:48engraver, a box with a beam that draws
416. 14:50on the surface of any object. You place
417. 14:53the object inside, choose your design
418. 14:55on the computer, close the lid, and 2
419. 14:57minutes later, it's engraved for life.
420. 15:00The result is water bottles with names,
421. 15:02cutting boards with grandma's recipe
422. 15:04engraved, or personalized wooden boxes.
423. 15:07A blank water bottle is € 3 in bulk
424. 15:09on AliExpress. Engraved with a name,
425. 15:11it's € 20 to € 25 as a personalized
426. 15:13gift. A cutting board costs € 10 and
427. 15:16becomes a € 40 or € 50 gift. So you
428. 15:19can count on a € 15 to € 20 margin
429. 15:21per item, knowing corporate orders can
430. 15:23be 50 to 100 items at once. Basically,
431. 15:26this machine makes money by turning
432. 15:28ordinary objects into keepsakes. And
433. 15:30since a keepsake doesn't really have a
434. 15:32benchmark price, you can make very nice
435. 15:34margins. The process is short. You need
436. 15:37a diode laser like a Sculpfun for €
437. 15:39300 on Amazon. You need an enclosed
438. 15:41XTool, around € 1000 if you want
439. 15:44maximum comfort. And then you have the
440. 15:46blank items you can grab on AliExpress,
441. 15:48bottles, boards, wooden boxes. Then you
442. 15:50can sell all that on Etsy, or even your
443. 15:53own shop, or Facebook Marketplace. And
444. 15:55so on. The real move is to approach
445. 15:58companies for trophies, plaques, and
446. 16:00year-end gifts because that's where you
447. 16:03get big orders and can skyrocket your
448. 16:05revenue. You can also visit property
449. 16:08management companies in your city and
450. 16:10offer to create door signs and mailbox
451. 16:12labels for them. It costs almost
452. 16:15nothing to produce and resells very
453. 16:17well too. You can also approach clubs
454. 16:20and competitions near you to make
455. 16:22personalized medals, trophies, podium
456. 16:24plaques, and so on. There are events
457. 16:27all year round and organizers are
458. 16:29always looking for a local engraver
459. 16:31they can trust. In terms of ratings,
460. 16:33cost gets 2/5; simplicity 4/5, since
461. 16:36the software is very user-friendly; and
462. 16:39the potential depends a lot on how you
463. 16:41execute, but it can range from € 1500
464. 16:44to € 10,000 per month, for a total
465. 16:47score of 8/10. The next machine will
466. 16:50make you laugh because it's almost the
467. 16:52same, except the business is completely
468. 16:54different and it made a French student
469. 16:55a millionaire. Business number 7, the
470. 16:58jewelry engraver. That's Maya. In
471. 17:01January 2021, a 19-year-old French
472. 17:03student in lockdown spent her days
473. 17:05watching Small Business TikTok videos.
474. 17:08So, she took the plunge, bought an
475. 17:10engraving machine and stainless steel
476. 17:12jewelry, and started her own
477. 17:13personalized jewelry brand from home.
478. 17:16By the end of the first month, she had
479. 17:17already paid off the machine, the
480. 17:18materials, and the website. And four
481. 17:21years later, her brand, Memo Jewelry,
482. 17:23has 25,000 TikTok followers, 50,000
483. 17:25customers, and a team of three. She’s
484. 17:28approaching 2 million euros in revenue
485. 17:30without having spent a single euro on
486. 17:32advertising. Her machine is a fiber
487. 17:34laser engraver, the big sister to the
488. 17:37previous laser engravers. Except this
489. 17:39one actually marks metal deep down with
490. 17:41its rotary axis. It can even engrave
491. 17:43the inside of rings. But the real
492. 17:45difference compared to the previous
493. 17:47machine is the business model. Before,
494. 17:49you were customizing other people's
495. 17:50items. Now, you’re creating your own
496. 17:52brand, your own designs, your drops,
497. 17:53and your repeat customers. And that
498. 17:55changes the ceiling of what you can
499. 17:57earn with this business. This business
500. 17:59is by far the most profitable in this
501. 18:00video. A stainless steel pendant costs
502. 18:02you 15 cents in batches of 100 on
503. 18:05AliExpress. With the chain and nice
504. 18:07packaging, you might reach 2 to 3 euros
505. 18:09, and the engraved necklace sells for
506. 18:1035 euros. So, that's over 30 euros in
507. 18:13margin per piece. To give you an idea
508. 18:15of the market cap, the number one shop
509. 18:18on Etsy sells exactly this:
510. 18:19personalized jewelry. They have over 2
511. 18:22million orders on their counter. To set
512. 18:24yours up, you need four things. A fiber
513. 18:27laser with a rotary axis for around
514. 18:281,400 euros, your pendants, plates, and
515. 18:30stainless steel chains from AliExpress,
516. 18:32an online shop, and a TikTok account
517. 18:33where you document everything you do.
518. 18:35Because Maya's business model is
519. 18:37actually using vlogs of her days where
520. 18:39she makes every order. And once it’s
521. 18:42running, you start customizing orders
522. 18:45with names, dates, and handwritten
523. 18:47coordinates, and you’ll have viral
524. 18:49videos galore. And a piece of advice
525. 18:52worth its weight in gold: document
526. 18:54everything from day one, because the
527. 18:56start of your business, the moments of
528. 18:59struggle, and the initial ideas are
529. 19:01sequences that will be very viral and
530. 19:03usable for years. And Maya understood
531. 19:05that perfectly. Final note for the
532. 19:08video. In terms of cost, it's 3/5, the
533. 19:10most expensive machine on the list. In
534. 19:12terms of simplicity, it's 4/5.
535. 19:14Engraving a first name takes 2 minutes.
536. 19:16And in terms of potential, it's from
537. 19:182,000 to hundreds of thousands of euros
538. 19:20per month. If your brand blows up. So
539. 19:22the total score is 8.5/10. And I want
540. 19:25to tell you about one last machine, the
541. 19:27most powerful one of all that crushes
542. 19:29all the machines we saw today. And the
543. 19:31best part is that you already have this
544. 19:33machine at home. That machine is a
545. 19:35computer, and it's the one that changed
546. 19:37my life when I launched my first
547. 19:39business. And with this machine,
548. 19:41actually, you can launch a lot of
549. 19:43simple businesses that are extremely
550. 19:45profitable. If you want to know exactly
551. 19:47which one to launch right now, I made a
552. 19:49list of the best businesses you can
553. 19:50launch from your computer and you can
554. 19:52check it out by clicking right here.