46:107 killer startups that the internet has not caught up to yet
From My First Million · Published Jun 4, 2026 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The video presents seven startup ideas (Pet Chat, Super Brain, at-home hyperbaric chambers, VR trade-skill training, clinical-trial prediction markets, a bathhouse-steakhouse combo, and a games-only newspaper) and debates whether each is “good crazy” or “bad crazy.
Key insights
- Pet products (supplements, translation collars) are hard to verify because owners can’t objectively know if the product works; the “who knows” factor makes them risky.
- At-home wellness hardware (saunas, cold plunges, red light) is a proven DTC revenue model; hyperbaric chambers are expected to follow the same trajectory, but they face medical-device regulatory hurdl
- VR simulators for HVAC, plumbing, welding, and electrical repair can solve the 500,000+ unfilled trades jobs by making training safer, cheaper, and gamified.
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