2.2: Chapter 7 Reminder- You Only Need 100 Customers - Business LibreTexts
YOU DON’T NEED TO TAKE a company or two public in order to be a successful parallel entrepreneur. You only need 100 customers paying you an average of $100 per month.
Reminder: You Only Need 100 Customers YOU DON'T NEED TO TAKE a company or two public in order to be a successful parallel entrepreneur. You only need 100 customers paying you an average of $100 per month. That's it! And by the way, those 100 customers could be all for the same business, or they could be spread across two or three businesses. Get there by any means necessary and you'll have reached the promised land. This is the beauty of software-as-a-service (SaaS) businesses. Jonathan Siegel, the parallel entrepreneur and founder of Xenon Ventures I introduced earlier, loves SaaS business. "
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