Let's play a game. Would you rather... 💰 Have 10,000 followers who never buy anything... OR 💎 Have 1000 followers where 20% become paying customers? Think about it. Then vote. A — 10,000 followers (more reach, more potential) B — 500 buyers (smaller but proven audience) Drop your answer AND your reasoning below. No wrong answers. I'm just curious how this community thinks. 👇

I need to talk to the Founding 100. 🚨 But EVERYONE needs to read this!!! If you were one of the first 100 to join this community + engaged at all thus far; posted, liked, commented, welcomed someone, dropped a gif — you're one of them. Congratulations. 🏆 The growth we've experienced, the magic, the kind words, this momentum, I will never forget. So, here's what you're getting: 🚀 Early & FREE access to my Saas Gas Boiler plate before everyone else. (Drops next week) Auth, payments, database, deploy pipeline, the exact stack I've used to launch multiple products. This will help you guys go from Idea → live SaaS → in DAYS!!! 📸 Your name, face, and business offering immortalized on the Business Builders Club website for the next six months. As BBC grows, every new visitor that lands on that page. They'll see YOU. Your business. Your offer. This becomes a lead magnet that works while you sleep. For what you're building now, and the saas tools we'll build together in the coming year. 🚨 Here's the catch: Your spot is up for the taking every six months. Every six months, I will do another review, and the people who were most engaged will replace you. So stay active, keep contributing, keep building. The Founding 100 is earned, not permanent. 🎰 Entry into the Bi-annual Founding 100 Revenue Raffle. Halfway through 2026, 5 members from the Founding 100 will be randomly selected to split 1% of BBC's total annual revenue. We'll do this live! Let me break that down: - BBC hits $500K → 5 winners split $5,000 → $1,000 each - BBC hits $1M → 5 winners split $10,000 → $2,000 each, so on, so forth. You all joined for free. You engaged early. And now you have a shot at real revenue, just for being here first. I believe in real ownership and revenue stakes for everyone. Not just words, real money. This week, there will be many opportunities for every single person in this group to make money. 🏆 I'll be announcing awards for the founding 400 later this week. Stay tuned.

I'm not going to say too much. But I'm really excited about this. Next quarter, a billionaire founder is coming to the Business Builders Club for an exclusive Q&A. Someone I know personally. Someone I've watched build from the ground up. Someone whose story will genuinely change how you think about building. That's all I'm saying for now. And this isn't a one-time thing. Every quarter, I'm bringing in founders from my network who have actually done it. People who have built real companies, made real money, and learned lessons you can't find in a YouTube video. You'll get to ask them questions. Hear their stories. Steal their playbooks. Level up. This is the kind of access that made me who I am. The conversations. The mentors. The people who showed me what was actually possible. Now, I'm bringing that to you. I want these to be intimate, real conversations, not a 500-person webinar where no one gets heard. So, live access will be gated. More details on paid tiers coming this week. Please note: You do not have to upgrade if you don't want to. What you have access to right now stays yours. For free members I will drop a questionnaire form to submit all of your questions so I can ask some for you. For now, just know — this is the kind of access BBC is going to provide. And it's just the beginning. More details coming soon. Comment 🚀 if you're ready. — David 🥂

This document has been years in the making. Let me tell you the story: Back in high school, me, my brothers and a few close family friends started a tradition. Every week we'd meet up and share business ideas. But we didn't just hype each other up. One person would attack the idea. Poke holes in it. Try to destroy it. Challenge every assumption. If you still believed in the idea after all of that? It was worth pursuing. That tradition shaped how I think about business. It taught me to spot problems everywhere. To see holes in the world that most people walk right past. To validate before building. Fast forward to now. That same group of guys? They all run million dollar companies. Sam founded Fireflies.ai. Eli founded and sold Guilded. Emmanuel co-founded Shield. Ikenna cofounded Releaf. The list goes on. It led me to starting my first startup too, Eze. We came up together, sharpening each other's thinking, and now we're all building real things. A lot of the ideas in this document were birthed from that same pattern. Weekly conversations. Spotting holes in society. Asking "why doesn't this exist?" over and over again. Through my time at Y Combinator, through building Eze across 30+ countries, through running multiple companies at once, I've never stopped collecting ideas. SaaS products. Automation tools. Service businesses. Micro-products. Niche plays. Every time I saw a problem worth solving, I wrote it down. But truth is, I'll never have enough time to build all of them. So I'm giving them to you. Pandora's Box is my personal vault of validated business ideas. Each one includes the problem, the target customer, how to monetize it, and why it works. Organized by industry so you can find your lane fast. Real estate. Healthcare. E-commerce. Finance. Marketing. Local business. Niche SaaS. It's all in here. Right now there are 50+ strong ideas in this document. Ideas I genuinely believe in. Ideas that came from real problems I've seen in the world.