Launching 1 July 2026
Starting with $1, if you double it 20 times, you will have over $1,000,000.
It sounds easy enough in theory but finding ways to double your money can get harder, especially as the amounts get larger.
To start, you can easily find items to resell. As you progress, reselling more expensive items takes longer.
For us, we want to create multiple income streams along the way instead of relying on reselling.
Reselling can be great but requires you to be actively involved.
We aim to do more than that, and by the end of it, have $1,000,000 as well as income streams you can replicate.
$1 x 2 = $2
$2 x 2 = $4
$4 x 2 = $8
$8 x 2 = $16
$16 x 2 = $32
$32 x2 = $64
$64 x 2 = $128
$128 x 2 = $256
$256 x 2 = $512
$512 x 2 = $1,024
$1,024 x 2 = $2,048
$2,048 x 2 = $4,096
$4,096 x 2 = $8,192
$8,192 x 2 = $16,384
$16,384 x 2 = $32,768
$32,768 x 2 = $65,536
$65,536 x 2 = $131,072
$131,072 x 2 = $262,144
$262,144 x 2 = $524,288
$524,288 x 2 = $1,048,576
Step 1: Bought a Book and Resold it for $10
I bought a finance book for $1 and resold it for $10.
Step 2: Bought 5 Dresses, Resold for $100
Thanks to the $2 rack at the Salvos, I bought 5 dresses with the $10 from step 1 and resold them for $25 each. After the $10 cost and fees, it was $100 profit.
Step 3: Reselling Clothes for $50
It was too easy before, so when I had the chance, I bought 2 more items at $5 each and they resold for $30 on Marketplace so no fees.
Step 4: Reselling Plants $80
I purchased some less than happy looking plants, picked up some free pots on Marketplace, divided the plants and potted the healthiest-looking ones, then resold them for an $80 profit.
Step 5: Created a Digital Product: $107 so far
I want to do more things that generate ongoing income. This time, I created a digital product and sold a few as a tester while I tweak it then I will share more details.