Greg Nowacki Hit $10K in Just 3 Months—While Only Working 2–3 Hours a Day

Before Build Remote: Searching for the Right Next Step

Greg Nowacki, a serial entrepreneur from Chandler, AZ, has always had a passion for building businesses. A few years back, he first crossed paths with Kevin, the CEO of Build Remote, when Kevin joined his e-Comm program. The two stayed connected, and when Greg started seeing Kevin share about students’ success on Instagram, curiosity kicked in.

At the time, Greg was looking for a new venture that could give him both growth potential and stability for his young family. “I saw that the program was working for others, and that’s what got me interested,” Greg shared. Still, he was cautious. With plenty of experience in business, he knew how important it was to choose the right model and the right support.

The Turning Point

Despite initial skepticism, Greg recognized the value in Build Remote tech stack, booking systems, and done-for-you marketing. For him, it was a no-brainer: pair proven tools with his own sales experience, and he’d have a solid foundation to build from.

He set a bold challenge for himself: hit $10K within four months.

Results Snapshot

Greg didn’t waste time. Within his first month, he brought in over $1,500. By month two, his revenue jumped to nearly $5,000. And by month three, he had already crossed the $10K milestone, hitting $10,133.40 in revenue.

That means Greg hit his four-month goal a full month early—while working just 2–3 hours a day.

To date, he’s generated over $15,000 through both organic and paid marketing, with a strong recurring base of $4,705.40 already locked in.

Skool Wins & Community Highlights

Greg’s quick wins and $10K milestone inspired others in the Build Remote community. His consistent updates showed not just his business growth but also his resilience—never letting customer rejections or cleaner issues slow him down.

Why Greg Succeeded

Greg’s success wasn’t random. He stayed locked in from the start, leveraged Build Remote systems to remove the guesswork, and applied his entrepreneurial experience with discipline. His willingness to take action quickly and push through challenges made all the difference.

Looking Ahead

Greg isn’t stopping at $10K. His short-term goal is to scale his cleaning business to $15K–$20K per month, but he’s already thinking bigger:

• $100K monthly revenue in the next 12 months

• Expanding into window cleaning, pest control, and other home services

• Building a diversified portfolio of recurring revenue businesses, with the potential for a major exit down the road

Greg is building more than a cleaning business—he’s building a future for his family.