Start a Business in 10 Minutes a Day

A Guide for Busy People: Launch a Startup in Minutes a Day with Minimal Stress (With Daily 100-Point Step by Step Checklist) (Get-It-Done Startup, Book 1)

De: Andre St Pierre

Narrado por: Cory Stoutner

Tired of the 9-5 grind but unsure where to start your entrepreneurial journey?

Look no further than Start a Business in 10 Minutes a Day: A Guide for Busy People – the essential step-by-step guide to launching your business with minimal stress and maximum efficiency.

Written by Andre St Pierre, an experienced entrepreneur, this practical guide is designed specifically for busy people who want to build a thriving business but have limited time to spare. With just 10 minutes a day, you’ll learn how to transform your idea into a fully-functioning startup.

©2025 Andre St Pierre (P)2025 Andre St Pierre

Perfect for Ambitious People

This book was a game-changer for me as someone who’s always wanted to start a business but never felt like I had the time. I really liked is how Andre St Pierre breaks everything down into manageable daily actions—you don’t need hours or a business degree to make progress. The 100-point checklist kept me focused and made each step feel achievable, even on my busiest days. If you’ve got 10 minutes a day, you can absolutely start building something real with this guide.

Great Audiobook

I really enjoyed this and as a business owner i can say this is definitely an intresting audiobook that can help.

business starter

You can start your business in 10 minute a day. This book give some good tips on starting a business, the paperwork, license and what you need to do to get started. I guess it sound easier than it really is, but 10 minutes a day is still better than doing nothing, eventually that 10 minutes be 1 hour a day than your business be up and running in no time.

Practical, Encouraging, and Doable

I got the audiobook version of Start a Business in 10 Minutes a Day on a whim, half expecting it to be another overly optimistic “you can do it” book with no substance. But the author delivers a valuable and simple, no nonsense approach to getting a business off the ground without quitting your job or burning out. This is definitley worth a listen if you are thinking about starting you own business any time soon.

Essential read

Easy to follow and super practical! Great for busy people who want to start a business without feeling overwhelmed.

Great for Busy Bees!

As someone who always felt overwhelmed by the idea of launching a startup, this book offered a refreshing and manageable approach. The concept of breaking down the process into small, actionable 10-minute tasks made the entire endeavor feel less daunting. I particularly appreciated the clear and concise language used throughout the book, avoiding jargon that can often confuse aspiring entrepreneurs. The daily 100-point step-by-step checklist is an invaluable tool, providing a structured way to track progress and ensure nothing gets overlooked.

I would highly recommend this book to busy professionals, parents, or anyone who believes they don't have enough time to become an entrepreneur.

Manageable bursts

This audiobook breaks down the steps you need to do into short manageable chunks - as the reality is that if you are trying to start a side hustle, you probably have a full time job and/or family commitments at the same time.
The steps seem simple, but by following this plan you will start accomplishing things which will then be like a hamster wheel, leading you to continue to work on the steps and progress. A great roadmap.

My Push to Start a Business

I recently listened to Start a Business in 10 Minutes a Day and it’s been very helpful for my entrepreneurial aspirations. With a hectic schedule, I appreciated how the 100-point checklist simplified launching a business into manageable, stress-free tasks I could handle in just 10 minutes daily. Each section offered clear, practical steps, and I’ve already begun acting on a long-postponed business idea. The narration kept me listening, even when the topic was a little dry. While it doesn’t cover advanced strategies, it’s ideal for beginners. This audiobook is a good guide, steadily motivating me to move forward without feeling overwhelmed.
Rating: 4.5/5 – Perfect for busy novices, though I think those with more experience will want more details.

Perfect for my commute!

I've been sitting on a startup idea for months but always complained about not having enough time. Then I discovered St Pierre's audiobook last month and decided to give it a shot during my daily drives.
The 10-minute concept isn't just a gimmick—it actually works. Each section breaks down a specific task that genuinely takes about that long, making everything feel manageable. I started implementing the ideas immediately, setting up my LLC while waiting for my kid's soccer practice to end!
What I appreciate most is how practical the advice is. No fluff or vague motivational speeches—just clear steps that build on each other. St Pierre's narration style feels like getting advice from a knowledgeable friend rather than a stuffy lecture.
Two months in and I've gone from "someday" dreamer to someone with an actual business plan and first paying clients. Worth every penny and minute spent.

A Valuable Resource

Starting a business can come with a million tiny threads you have to keep track of, many of which new entrepreneurs may not even know exist. Start a Business in 10 Minutes a Day does an excellent job of both naming those threads and helping the reader tackle each one. From coming up with your business idea, establishing the business, all the way through launch and tracking progress, the book is well organized, detailed, and laid out in a way that doesn't feel overwhelming or confusing. The resources, tactics, and processes included all feel purposeful and valuable. As a business owner myself, my only hesitation is the 10 minutes a day goal. The author does tell you how to break down larger tasks into smaller ones and keep your mind and body focused on the small but important task you've decided on. I just think it's a little optimistic to maintain both progress and upkeep in that timeframe. That said, the information and structure are both very helpful to newcomers in this area.