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A new book from Ken Chester

Two-Hour Entrepreneur: Build a

Real Business in Two Hours a Week.

You don't need to quit your job. You don't need eighty-hour weeks. You don't need the perfect idea. You need a system

— and two hours.

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You've Had This Idea for Years.

You know the one. The business, the product, the service — the thing you keep coming back to in the shower, on the commute, at 2 a.m.

You've read the books. Bought the courses. Followed the gurus. Bookmarked the "10 Steps." And somehow, the idea is still in your head — not in the world.

It's not because you're lazy. It's because every system you've been sold assumes you have time you don't have, money you don't have, and certainty you don't have.

You're already at capacity. Your calendar is full. Your responsibilities are real. Your energy is rationed.

So nothing happens. And another year goes by.

Two Focused Hours. Every Week. That's the Whole System.

“Two focused hours, applied consistently, beat eighty hours applied sporadically — every time.”

Two hours a week is more than 100 hours a year. One hundred hours, applied with focus and a simple system, is more than most would-be entrepreneurs ever invest in their idea over its entire lifetime.

This book gives you that system — chapter by chapter, assignment by assignment — until you have a real offer, a clear message, and your first five paying customers.

Not a dream. A foundation. Built two hours at a time.

This Book Was Written for People Who…

  • Have a business idea they've been "going to start" for more than a year

  • Are already working full-time, raising a family, or both

  • Are tired of "side hustle" pitches that assume infinite free time

  • Want a step-by-step path, not vague inspiration

  • Are ready to stop reading about entrepreneurship and start doing it

If you've ever said "I would, but I don't have time" — this was written for you.

You Can Do It!

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Two Hours a Week!

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You Can Do It! 〰️ Two Hours a Week! 〰️

A Step-by-Step Build. No Skipped Pieces.

The book is organized around six pillars — the same six on the cover. Each one builds on the last.

Pillar 1: FOUNDATION — Think Like a Two-Hour Entrepreneur

Reset how you think about time, risk, and excuses. Name the "but" that's been keeping you stuck. Make a written commitment to two protected hours every week.

Pillar 2: SYSTEMS — Find Your Hours and Arm Yourself

Find where two hours a week actually live in your calendar (they're in there). Learn the time-management approach that helps protect them from being eaten. Assemble a minimum technology toolkit — including how to use AI without getting lost in it.

Pillar 3: BRANDING — Validate, Clarify & Build Your Offer

Work from a scattered list of ideas to one workable concept. Run a two-hour validation sprint with real people. Build a Minimum Viable Offer with a real price attached.

Pillar 4: PLAN — Craft a Message That Gets Results

Translate your customers' own words into a one-sentence offer any non-expert can repeat. If your ideal customer can't repeat what you do after one sentence, you don't have a message — you have noise.

Pillar 5: LAUNCH — Your People, Your Market

Identify your actual market (not the market you wish you had). Reach your first prospects through channels you already have. Build a simple sales funnel that runs inside two-hour blocks.

Pillar 6: CUSTOMERS — Capturing Lightning in a Bottle

Get your first five paying customers. Then reconstruct exactly what worked, turn it into a one-page checklist, and run that sequence again. Because systems are just documented patterns that worked.

By the Time You Finish, You Will Have:

  • Taken your first real step past the mental obstacles between you and your idea

  • Protected two hours every week that belong to your future business

  • Identified and chosen one concrete, testable business idea

  • Validated that idea through real conversations with real people

  • Built a Minimum Viable Offer — the simplest, clearest version of what you're selling, with a real price

  • Drafted a one-sentence message that any potential customer would understand

  • Reached your first potential customers through channels you already have

  • Built a simple, repeatable system for finding, contacting, and converting prospects

  • Earned your first five paying customers

This is not a dream. It’s a business foundation.

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Ken Chester Built Two National Companies in the Time Most People Said They Didn't Have.

Ken Chester is a serial entrepreneur, media executive, and business advisor with more than 35 years of building companies from scratch — most of them while holding down a full-time job, raising a family, and doing it all in the time that was left over.

He founded The AutoBuyer Plus Corporation in 1989, while working as an accounting supervisor and commuting over 100 miles a day. That company led to Motor News Media Corporation in 1997, a nationally syndicated automotive news service that grew to reach approximately 200 million readers a week — built entirely while he was still working a full-time job 130 miles from home.

After the 2008 recession, Ken rebuilt. He landed his first live radio broadcast on Iowa's biggest talk station in 2015, launched nationally in 2017, and in 2018 founded what is now TechMobility Productions Inc — a syndicated radio and podcast network reaching more than 12 million listeners across 50 markets.

For 35 years, he has counseled entrepreneurs on how to move forward despite limited time, limited money, and limited connections.

This book is the distillation of that work.

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Keep the Momentum Going!

The book gives you the system. The Two-Hour Entrepreneur Accountability System keeps you running it.

It's a Notion template — built to mirror the six pillars of the book — that turns every chapter assignment into a tracked, time-stamped, visible commitment. You'll see your two-hour blocks land on a calendar, your validation conversations stack up, your offer take shape, and your first five customers move from "prospect" to "paid."

The book teaches you what to do. The template makes sure you keep doing it.

“Reading without doing is just an entertaining way to stay stuck.”

Three Ways to Start

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The Book

Two-Hour Entrepreneur (ePub): The complete step-by-step system. Every chapter, every assignment, everything you need to build a real business two hours at a time.

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The Complete System

Book + Accountability Template: Both, together — at the best price. The complete two-hour build. This is what most readers choose.

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The Accountability Template

The Accountability Template: Run the system in your own Notion workspace — calendar blocks, assignment trackers, customer pipeline, all six pillars.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Stop Reading About It!

You've spent enough years thinking about the business you want to build. Two hours from now, you could be one chapter in and one step closer.

That's how this works. Not all at once. Two hours at a time.