Stage 1 Recap — From Hustle to Engine

Question 1

The core difference between a hustler and a builder is:

• A hustler chases income; a builder designs an engine that produces it
• Hustlers earn more
• Builders never work hard
• Builders don't sell

Question 2

A hustle without systems plateaus the moment you stop working.

• True
• False

Question 3

The first 'engine part' a hustler must install is:

• A repeatable offer aimed at a specific customer
• A fancy logo
• An office
• A loan

Question 4 · select all

Warning signs you're still 'just hustling': (select all)

• Every rand requires your direct hours
• No records of customers or revenue
• Price is whatever the customer says
• Repeat customers who come back monthly

Question 5

Why must hustlers separate personal money from business money early?

• To see real profit and reinvest deliberately
• To pay more tax
• To impress the bank
• It doesn't matter

Question 6

Knowing your unit economics (cost vs price per item/job) is foundational.

• True
• False

Question 7

A 'minimum viable offer' is:

• The smallest, clearest version of your product/service that solves a real problem
• Everything to everyone
• Free forever
• A copy of a competitor

Question 8

The right first goal for a hustler-builder is:

• Repeatable revenue from real customers, not viral fame
• Going viral
• Raising investment
• Building an app

Question 9 · select all

Foundational records every builder must keep: (select all)

• Revenue per week
• Costs per week
• Customer list
• Random WhatsApps only

Question 10

Stage 1 capstone:

• From 'I do gigs' to 'I run a tiny but real engine'
• From 'work hard' to 'work never'
• From 'hustle' to 'borrow'
• From 'serve' to 'scam'