What would change if you gave yourself 60 days?
A POS attendant earning ₦500 a day asked himself the same question. He answered it in public, and 60 days later he'd made millions. This book is how it happened, and why it can happen for you.
A 283-page PDF with your name inside, in your email within seconds.
You're working hard.
The number isn't moving.
You're still describing the same dream you described two years ago, in the same words.
You put in the work and nobody sees it. On day two Daniel designed a flyer and posted it on WhatsApp and Facebook. Five people saw it. He made ₦0.
You're waiting until you feel ready. Daniel waited until he was thirty-one, and the feeling never showed up. He started without it.
"People like that have been given plenty of advice already. Advice has not worked. What they have never been given is proof."
He posted the scoreboard every evening.
Misses included.
On February 3, 2026, from a POS kiosk in Jos, he told the internet he would make ₦150,000 in 60 days. He was earning ₦500 a day. Here's some of what went on the board.
The moves behind every number on that board.
Daniel wrote it with Levi Henry, a business professional who saw something real in his story. Levi helped turn it into lessons you can start using the morning after you finish.
The scoreboard that makes quitting expensive
On day five he says he would have quietly quit if nobody had been watching. How a public number and a date kept him in it, and how to set up your own board tonight.
Getting paid without pitching
Three brands found him on day eleven. He had no portfolio and hadn't pitched anyone. You'll see what he'd been posting instead.
Turning attention into money
Twenty thousand people watched one of his videos and nobody paid him a kobo. Two days after he added one line to his posts, he had his best day yet.
Say yes first, learn it after
He took a logo job without ever having made a logo. He learned Canva from free videos in about two hours and had ₦8,000 in his account the next afternoon.
Surviving the day after your best day
₦23,700, then ₦500, then nothing at all. What he did when a bad day felt like proof the good one was a fluke.
Doing it scared
A thirty-day challenge built around his fears instead of money. One of those posts got him flown to Lagos for a film role.
The Wrong Turn and the Camera
A thrown-away admission, five lost years, and 44 days learning to be seen.
₦150,000 in 60 Days
Nineteen chapters, day by day, from ₦0 to ₦1,068,405.
Do It Scared
When the whole country turned around.
₦10 Million, for My Mother
The challenge that is still running.
Yours to do
The Twenty Challenges, Nine Rules About the System, and a 60-day scoreboard to fill in and post.
People watched. Then they started their own.
These are from people who followed along on Instagram.
A mother of three in Cameroon watched the sixty-day challenge, set herself 300,000 CFA francs in sixty days, ran it in her own country and her own currency, and finished it. She and Daniel had never spoken.
I also started my small business for scented candles. My dream now is to own factories both Zimbabwe and South Africa and to be global. I hope fear won't stop me.
I just faced my fears of being seen and I have started posting again, thank you for inspiring me to let go of the excuse of not having an aesthetically pleasing room to make my videos.
I'm 34 and I've never counted a million naira of my own but I'm not giving up, I'm still pushing. And I believe my time will come.
You never knew how you made me start and now look at where I am.
Messages have come in from Cameroon, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Australia, Ukraine, Scotland, the UK, the US, Belgium and plenty of other countries.
Three steps, then you're reading.
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₦10 million.
For my mother.
My mother gets up at five every morning to make Awara. She washes the soya beans, grinds them, filters, boils, ferments, presses, cuts and fries. Eight steps before she has sold a single piece on the street. She has never once complained, and she is not getting any younger.
When I asked her what she would do with a better business, she said: "I don't know. Maybe sell food stuff." She hasn't let herself plan it. Planning is for people who have something to plan with.
So I said the biggest number of my life out loud: ₦10 million, to set her up in a better business. This isn't a fundraiser and I don't take donations. I earn it by buying Irish potatoes in Jos and selling them in bulk to buyers in other cities, and by making ads for brands, including a pizza chain you know. I post the board every evening, bad days too.
Daniel
On the board right now
₦3,750,000
earned of ₦10,000,000
Every copy of this book goes on that board, in the same column as the red X days. If you buy one today, it's in the number Daniel posts tonight.
Updated September 16, 2026 · Watch it live on @sesu2026
₦10,000 a copy. That used to be twenty days of Daniel's pay.
Here's what you get:
- The full 283-page book as a PDF
- An ownership page with your name, right after the cover
- The Twenty Challenges, Nine Rules, and your own 60-day scoreboard
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"Think of five people who have more in them than they are using. Buy a copy for at least one of them."
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Before you buy
Is this a get-rich-quick book?
No. It's a record of what one man did, on dates you can check against his posts. The copyright page says it plainly: these are his results, and they aren't a promise of what you'll earn. In chapter four he warns you about a scam app that promised him ₦7,000 in a few minutes.
What exactly do I get?
The full 283-page book as a PDF. Right after the cover there's an ownership page with your name, email, purchase date and order reference. Your phone number is never printed in the book. Every other page is the book as written.
Can I read it on my phone?
Yes. It opens in any PDF reader on Android or iPhone, and on a laptop too. Daniel ran his whole first challenge on a 64GB phone that lagged, so yours will manage.
I don't have a card. Can I still pay?
Yes. Paystack accepts bank transfer and USSD as well as cards.
How do gifts work?
Pick one, three or five copies and enter each person's name and email. Once your payment clears, each of them gets an email from you with your note and their own copy with their name on it. The receipt comes to you.
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What if I lose my link?
Go to the resend page and enter the email you used. We'll send you a fresh link. It's free, and you can do it as often as you need.
Can I get a refund?
It's a digital book that arrives the moment you pay, so sales are final. If something goes wrong with your download, reply to your receipt email and we'll sort it out.
Who wrote it
You know someone who has the potential to become more than they currently are.
Read it first. Then gift them a copy and keep the message short: "This made me think of you."
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A POS attendant in Jos. These people showed up.
Copied word for word from Daniel's Instagram posts.
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Daniel posted that he was scared of a movie set. Omoni Oboli answered in the comments.
He flew to Lagos and was cast in her production. The whole story is in Part Three of the book.
Daniel with Omoni Oboli.
Also in the comments: Don Jazzy, DJ Cuppy, Jane Mena, Korra Obidi, Havfy and Instablog9ja, who asked the obvious question: "Na u dey trend now?"