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Industries
One set of lessons per kind of business. Pick your own version at the start, and every lesson after that uses your numbers: your menu, your crew, your monthly report.
Restaurants come first because everyone has eaten in one. They're a door into business ideas, not the destination: more neighborhoods open soon.
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Restaurant Row
Open nowHow a restaurant really runs: thin margins, Friday rushes, suppliers and permits.
- You sell a $15 burger. How much do you keep?open
- Hiring your first crewopen
- Permits before you openopen
- Reading your monthly numbersopen
Coffee Corner
Open nowWhy a cup costs what it does, and why rent and slow afternoons matter so much.
- How a coffee shop makes moneycoming soon
- The slow-afternoon problemcoming soon
Gym Block
Open nowMemberships: getting paid before you deliver, and keeping members from quitting.
- The membership modelcoming soon
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Already on the map, with their first lessons planned.
Shop Street
Coming soonOnline store · Retail store
Retail and online stores: inventory, shipping, and paying for ads to find customers.
- What a sale really costs onlinecoming soon
- Inventory: cash sitting on shelvescoming soon
Salon Lane
Coming soonRegulars, booking every chair, and renting a chair vs. owning the shop.
- Rent a chair or own the shop?coming soon
Tech Park
Coming soonSoftware: big costs up front, then each new customer costs little.
- How a software company makes moneycoming soon
Builders' Yard
Coming soonConstruction and trades: bids, materials, and waiting to get paid.
- Winning a bid without losing moneycoming soon
Factory District
Coming soonMaking things: machines, materials, and why making more can make each one cheaper.
- What it costs to make one morecoming soon
Agency Tower
Coming soonConsulting and agencies: when people's time is the product.
- Selling hourscoming soon
Also showing up in side-by-side comparisons inside lessons: Airline, Marketplace, Insurance.