In today’s episode, I talk to Suumit Shah of Dukaan.   Suumit is a software engineer from Bangalore, India—AKA the Silicon Valley of India!!   When the pandemic started and people everywhere were looking for ways to sell online, Suumit noticed a BIG problem. There were tons of websites to help people start online stores but NONE of them were smartphone friendly.   So he created Dukaan in 48-hours. (Y’all know I’m a BIG fan of building a business in a weekend!!)    Then he listed it on AppSumo to get customers and make $130k.   Dang. Good work Suumit!!   You can actually shop Dukaan on AppSumo RIGHT NOW. It’s just $69, there’s no subscription fees, and you can set up a store right from your phone. Go to www.AppSumo.com/Products/Dukaan  If you’ve ever wanted to learn about what the Silicon Valley of India is like, you’ll love this episode.   In this conversation, you’ll enjoy 3 BIG things: - What people DON’T know about India’s entrepreneurship scene - Suumit’s biggest life lesson for people to succeed and stand out like he has - And how Suumit built and launched a million-dollar business in a weekend   Enjoy those 3 things… plus a bunch more ear nuggets along the way.   Also, if you want to launch your own business but don’t know where to start, I reopened my course Monthly1K for just $10. It’s helped thousands of people start their business journey and I know it will help you too. Head over to OkDork.com/Monthly1K and sign up.   Also, remember to go subscribe to my email list. I put my BEST tips into a single short email each week (and hook up exclusive content to email subscribers). SendFox.com/Noah.    And make sure you are subscribed to my YouTube channel at YouTube.com/OkDork. If you love these episodes you’re going to love the videos we post too.   Get more from Suumit on Twitter at @SuumitShah Remember to check out www.JoinHampton.com, a highly vetted membership community for entrepreneurs, founders and CEOs created by Sam Parr of The Hustle and the My First Million Podcast. Get your application in before spots fill up.