MBA Disrupted
Your Step-by-Step Guide to Bootstrapping $1M+ Digital Businesses
MBA should not be a prohibitive luxury for the chosen few. With over 330 million active businesses worldwide today, this book uncovers the practical secrets successful founders have been employing for decades in the digital realm.
Mario Peshev
Serial CEO, Business Advisor, Growth Strategist, Angel Investor, Author
I have been actively involved with digital projects for 25 years, building my first freelance site in 2001, moving between media companies and tech agencies. I’ve built several businesses from the ground to seven figures in revenue, exited several companies, and consulted 400+ businesses in the process. I’m breaking down the process for you in MBA Disrupted.
370+ Pages of MBA
Examples of actionable decision-making, practical secrets, and templates designed to cultivate the mindset of a digital CEO
Foundations For Success
The initial effort of launching a business is about brute force. It’s about continuous efforts and iterations, incremental improvements, and a series of hit-or-miss events on the way.
Choosing Your Model And Building The Foundation
According to the last Freelance Forward report conducted by the Upwork Research Institute in 2023, $1.27 trillion in annual earnings were generated by freelancers alone in the United States. 38% of the workforce was involved in freelancing – a total of 64 million Americans, compared to 60 million from 2022.
Launch And Early Growth
As a business leader, whether you’re an entrepreneur or a digital CEO, you should understand the importance of being agile, responsive, and ahead of the competition.
Mastering The Long Game
Effective organizations run fast. They employ efficient teams following well-refined processes, executing quickly on assignments and ticking boxes all the time.
What The Readers Say
MBA Disrupted is blending deep industry insights with actionable strategies to empower any growth exec or tech CEO to take their digital business to new heights.
Blake Hutchison, CEO of Flippa
The saying goes, ‘Those who can’t do, teach’. Mario Peshev disrupts this by offering guidance to aspiring MBA candidates, having walked in the shoes of the entrepreneurs he teaches.
Eric Siu, CEO Single Grain
“MBA Disrupted: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Bootstrapping $1M+ Digital Businesses” is a deeply masterful compendium of digital entrepreneurship.
James Schramko, Online Business Mentor
This book provides a fantastic plan from Mario Peshev. If you’re looking to turn your dream idea into your dream business, check out this book.
Arjun Mahadevan, Founder of doola
My favorite part of the book is about processes. It is evident that the author has built and grown multiple businesses.
Maja Voje, Author of “The GTM Strategist”
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Free Templates and Frameworks
Ideal Customer Profile
A pivotal concept for your business, the process of customer profiling is designed to narrow down the definition of your ideal clients. The better you understand what your perfect customers look like, the easier it is to reference them.
Narrowing down your Niche
With the high-level considerations of the TAM, pricing bracket, demographics, and psychographics, we can apply the Ikigai principles and market research to explore specific areas of interest that are underserved in the market or that you are uniquely positioned to deliver better than others.
Go-To-Market Strategies
As an entrepreneur, you should be aware that success isn’t just about having a great product or service, it’s about effectively reaching and engaging your target customers. That’s where go-to-market strategies come into play.
Want More Entrepreneurial Insights?
My last book launched in 2019 went through book signing tours across San Francisco and LA and helped thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs define their journey and withstand any upcoming obstacles.
The Entrepreneurship Fad and the Dark Side of Going Solo
“126 Steps to Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur” paints a different portrait of the startup ecosystem and the reality of “being your own boss”.
However, a follow-up story discloses that 76.2% of businesses that had no employees accounted for merely 4% of SMB sales.
Through a series of 126 questions asked by students, blue-collar workers, and starting entrepreneurs, this book covers a number of key topics for everyone eager to quit their job and start their own business.