If You No Sabi Where To Start, We Sabi.
Nobody hands new entrepreneurs the actual sequence, which business, how to build it right, and a document to execute it.So most people either never start, or start something with no idea if it will actually work.
Three Gaps, Three Books, One Sequence
At first, the problem looks like not having an idea. You have less than ₦100,000, no business background, and every option online is either too vague or built for a different economy entirely.
Pick something anyway, and a second gap appears. You launch without validating demand, without a real pricing framework, without understanding registration, funding, or what actually keeps a business alive past its first year.
Even with the framework, a third gap remains. Knowledge without a working document stays theoretical, the business stalls in week five with no tracked plan, no priorities, and no way to see if the 90 days actually went anywhere.
Most people buy one resource and hit the gap they didn't know was coming next. This bundle exists because choosing, building, and executing were never actually separate problems.
A business that stalls rarely stalls from one mistake. It stalls from the gap between knowing what to do and having a document that makes you actually do it.
Skip a stage and the next one has nothing solid to build on.
Most First-Time Founders Are Missing One Of These Three
Why "I have no capital" is usually a mindset problem wearing a money disguise.
Why underpricing kills more Nigerian businesses than having too few customers.
Why a business plan written once and never opened again was never really a plan.
Why the businesses that survive year one usually separated personal and business money from day one.
Which Book Solves Your Actual Problem
Three books, three stages of starting a real business, in the order they actually need solving.
The ₦100,000 Business Blueprint
A foundation on mindset, capital, sourcing, and pricing, then 50 real businesses, smoothie and juice, tailoring, phone repair, water refilling, and more, each with real startup costs and where to source in Nigeria.
How To Start And Grow A Business
Sixty chapters across nine parts, validation, legal structure, funding, launch, marketing, financial management, hiring your first employee, and scaling beyond what you can run alone.
Sabi Business Launch Planner
Fourteen sections, one continuous working document, ending in a tracked 90-Day Launch Planner across three phases, with your first paying customer as the finish line.
Plus 41 more, each with real startup costs, sourcing locations, pricing, and how to land your first customer.
One Framework From Each Book
Every chapter across all three books pairs a framework with something you can apply the same week.
The 3-Part Startup Budget
Product, marketing, and buffer, the exact split every sub-₦100,000 business needs before spending a naira.
The Validation Checklist
Test whether people will actually pay before you spend a single naira building the full product.
The 90-Day Launch Tracker
Three phases, twelve weekly pages, ending with your first paying customer as the tracked finish line.
Generic Business Advice vs This Complete Kit
Only need one stage right now? Each book is also available on its own.