← Kardo
The plan to your first $1,000
“A tiny bakery that only makes cardamom buns in Riga”
Your goals
WANNA proposed these. Change any number — the nights that have not happened yet get rewritten around it.
Exist
nights 1–9
2 / 9 done
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N1
WANNA
Draft the Kardo brand one-pager: name, one-bun story, Classic vs Kardo Dark description, and price positioning options for the founder to choose from
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N2
WANNA
Research Riga micro-bakery legal requirements (VID business registration, Pārtikas un veterinārais dienests food handler permit, kitchen rules) and produce a step-by-step checklist
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N3
you
Pick final prices for Classic and Kardo Dark buns from WANNA's positioning options
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N4
WANNA
Draft Instagram bio, three handle-name options, and captions for the first 5 posts built around the "10 AM cardamom ritual" idea
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N5
WANNA
Write the founder's-story draft (why cardamom, why Riga, why one bun) for the future website About section
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N6
you
Register the chosen Instagram handle and a matching business email from WANNA's options
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N7
WANNA
Draft one-page website copy: hero line, Classic/Kardo Dark descriptions, "hours and location coming soon" placeholder
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N8
WANNA
Write a packaging brief for a stamped paper bag (logo placement, size, cost estimate) to send to a local Riga printer
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N9
you
Choose the final bag/stamp design from WANNA's packaging brief
Find who pays
nights 10–19
0 / 10 done
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N10
WANNA
Build a list of 10 independent coffee shops on Miera iela and Brīvības iela (incl. Rocket Bean Roastery, Kalve Coffee) with address, approximate foot traffic, and current pastry supplier if known
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N11
WANNA
Draft a one-page wholesale pitch sheet for coffee shops: Kardo Dark and Classic wholesale price, minimum order, morning delivery window
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N12
you
Visit Rocket Bean Roastery in person, leave sample buns and the wholesale pitch sheet, get the buyer's name
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N13
you
Visit Kalve Coffee in person, leave sample buns and the wholesale pitch sheet, get the buyer's name
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N14
WANNA
Build a list of the next 6 coffee shops/cafes in the Miera-Brīvības corridor to approach after Rocket Bean and Kalve
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N15
WANNA
Draft a 5-question informal survey for commuters near Miera iela about pastry habits, morning routine, and price sensitivity
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N16
WANNA
Write a 30-second sample-handout script: who Kardo is, the two variants, and the question "would you pay €2.20 for this on your way to work?"
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N17
you
Stand near the Miera iela/Brīvības iela corner during morning rush for 15 minutes, hand out 10 free samples using WANNA's script, and jot down reactions
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N18
WANNA
Summarize the two coffee-shop visits and the sample handout into a one-page comparison of which segment (wholesale vs walk-up commuters) responded better
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N19
you
Decide which single channel to focus on first for FIRST_MONEY: corridor walk-up sales or coffee-shop wholesale, based on WANNA's comparison
First money
nights 20–30
0 / 11 done
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N20
WANNA
Draft a pre-order flyer for a first pop-up sale: date, time, Miera iela corner location, prices, Classic/Kardo Dark
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N21
WANNA
Draft the Instagram announcement post for the first sale with a "DM to pre-order" call to action
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N22
you
Print and post the pre-order flyer at 2 real spots (Rocket Bean Roastery community board, a Miera iela shop noticeboard)
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N23
you
Publish the Instagram announcement post drafted by WANNA
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N24
WANNA
Draft DM reply templates for incoming pre-orders: confirm quantity, variant, pickup time, and price
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N25
WANNA
Research same-day payment options usable in Riga (Revolut Business, SumUp card reader, cash) and list setup steps for each
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N26
you
Set up one payment method (Revolut Business or SumUp) from WANNA's list
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N27
you
Reply to the Instagram pre-order DMs using WANNA's templates and confirm the first 10 orders
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N28
WANNA
Draft a pickup-day checklist: bake quantities by variant, labeling Classic vs Kardo Dark, pre-order list format
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N29
WANNA
Draft a thank-you follow-up message inviting pre-order customers to next week's batch
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N30
you
Run the pop-up pickup at the Miera iela corner, hand off pre-orders and collect payment
WANNA's tasks are crossed off when the work actually exists — never because a job reported success.
Yours are crossed off only by you, and “Not me” is a real answer: the
remaining nights get rewritten to reach the same money another way, instead
of asking you again. The two are counted separately on purpose: finished writing is not the same as a customer who paid.