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Since I haven’t been as active on X recently, thought I’d share a lil about my journey in online biz and where I’m at:
-Age 16 got my first real taste of money flipping sneakers
- Eventually transitioned into sports cards, which exploded during Covid. Made a shit ton of money and started @scardacademy which did really well, got a follow and RT from @garyvee which took the biz even further.
-Market slowed down a lot over some years. was watching @flips4miles content for a while and decided to go all in on Amazon late 2022.
-Now been selling on Amazon for around a year and a half. Done around $720k lifetime sales, had some slow months to focus more on the WS side and things looking up 🚀
I think it's underestimated how fucking powerful it is to be delusional.
I have never been the biggest advocate for the "law of attraction journal and meditation" style spiritual thinking.
But anytime I find myself thinking of how difficult it will be to achieve all my dreams.
Making millions, the girls etc.
I put myself into a frequency that literally repels all of the things that I desire.
I make the most money when I wake up every morning excited and eager to move the needle. I attract the best girls when I have a careless, positive attitude with an inner sense of confidence.
But as soon as I psyop myself into a low abundance level thinking, it all goes down hill.
Every fucking time. Be more delusional.
The best way to stand out and show real confidence is by not trying that hard, knowing deep down that you got it.
Dudes will wear the best cologne, wear crazy outfits, yap about how much money they make
And get lapped by the dude rocking a white tee with some deoderant who says whatever tf he wants and just radiates aura, knowing he has an 8 inch hammer.
This principle applies to everything.
There is no in-between
Either be
1) Rich and living like a king
2) Homeless
3) Running through hoes on the beach in bali and making $2k-$3k/m
I've accepted this.
Everyone's dream is to just focus on big picture tasks that actually move the needle
Who the fuck truly likes systems and admin work and organizational tasks, data tracking etc
Either partner up with somebody who is a systems demon or just do the shit u don't like
Struggle is the ultimate humbler
Whether it's pain in business, with your health, family etc
It's so easy to start winning a little bit and change as a person, forgetting about the times were you felt lost, betrayed, down bad, praying for better times.
Nothing wrong with having an ego and feeling like the fucking man.
It's the hard times that give you wisdom. They make you a person of character. Even when you inevitably come up, don't forget them.
Has anybody bought any type of service or agency work from a cold DM?
I don't think i've ever seen that shit in my life, but I just got a really good lead magnet in the DM's that made me wonder