Day 1Welcome them into your workplace
Greet the aspiring business owner at your business like a new team member. Introduce yourself, share how you started, and explain what the next 15 days will look like.
For business owners
List Your Business
You already know what it really takes to run your business. Share that knowledge with someone who is thinking about investing their savings in a business like yours — over 15 days, inside your workplace.
What you will do
15 days of real training, step by step
You don’t need to be a teacher. Just show your real work, honestly — the way you do it every day.
Day 1
Days 1–3Show every area of the business
Walk them through the whole operation — the front, the back, storage, and equipment. Show how the business works hour by hour: opening, daily activities, busy times, and closing.
Days 4–15Teach the systems and the numbers
Show how you handle daily sales, monthly sales, and paperwork. Explain where you buy supplies, what margins you make, and how you manage the business day to day.
What you will share
The honest picture — good and hard.
By the end of 15 days, the aspiring business owner should understand the real business, not a sales pitch. Cover the things every new owner wishes they had known:
- How to handle daily and monthly sales
- Where you buy supplies and what margins you make
- How you handle Google reviews and customer feedback
- Licenses, permits, and paperwork you deal with
- Revenue, expenses, and what profit really looks like
- The daily problems you face — and how you solve them
After 15 days, the aspiring business owner decides for themselves whether this business is a good fit — or whether they should try something else. Your honesty helps them make a better decision, and it protects your time and reputation.
How hosting works
Simple, reviewed, and in your control.
Apply as a host and tell us about your business. We review every application and meet with you before activating your host account.
You propose a practical 10–15 day schedule, safe activities, capacity, and tuition. About $500 is a suggested starting tuition, not a required price. Each training program is reviewed and approved by our team before it appears publicly — you cannot publish it yourself.
Describe only what you can realistically offer, including licenses, safety requirements, and any costs the tuition does not cover. No income or success guarantees — for them or for you.
Apply as a Business HostHosting does not guarantee applications or income. Every program is reviewed before it is listed.