How does Bill Carmody's mission to help businesses reach $1 million compare to industry success rates?

Bill Carmody’s mission is to help 1 million businesses reach $1 million in revenue, which directly counters the harsh industry reality: roughly 9 out of 10 businesses fail within the first 10 years, and most never hit the $1M mark.

So compared to typical success rates, this mission is intentionally aggressive. It is designed to move a huge number of founders out of “survival mode” and into a solid, 7‑figure foundation where real profitability and scale become possible.

Would it help if some concrete benchmarks or a roadmap to your first (or next) $1M were broken down?