I firmly believe we just need 5 clients to generate a stable income. The rest will come by way of random one off projects. But - 5 - that's the number. I was hanging out in FB SAHM groups late last night and moms were asking for ideas on how to make money from home. I commented on one about how "I'm a VA for 15 years, ya da ya da" and someone replied under me how the VA space is soooooo saturated. 🙄 According to Gemini AI - As of early 2026, there are approximately ➡️ 33 million small businesses ⬅️ in the United States that have fewer than 5 employees. This group is primarily made up of two types of businesses: - Nonemployer Firms (0 Employees): These are solo ventures or "solopreneurs" who run their business alone. They represent the vast majority of small businesses, totaling roughly 29.8 million. - Micro-Employer Firms (1–4 Employees): There are approximately 3 million to 3.2 million small employer firms that have between 1 and 4 paid workers. You just need 5 of them to work with. In case you haven't seen yet, there's a classroom called 30 Ways 30 Days. It lists 30 non-obvious ways to find clients. The goal IS NOT to do all 30 at once [or at all]. Your goal is to: - Read the signal - Understand their pressure - See how delegation becomes inevitable The list is split into about half online & offline ways to find clients. You'll find ideas to look in places where : - Businesses already spending money - Founders scaling faster than their systems - Visibility without backend support - If you’ve ever felt like: - “Everyone’s competing for the same clients” - “I know businesses need help but don’t know where to look” - “I want better clients, not more rejection” This classroom will change how you see client acquisition. It’s not about doing more. It’s about seeing differently. They're opening up one by one.