I'm AC. Scaled personal ecom stores past $10,000,000+ Helped my students collectively pass over $50M in sales. But none of that was supposed to happen. Here's the real story: Born in Kansas City. Single mom. Gambling addiction. Dad in and out of my life. Sister in and

"there's our little ecom founder... why don't u come down here and tell us how your little drpshipin biz is going and why you're yet to get a job?"

You need to get your head checked if you think not having kids is a "life hack." I keep seeing people online celebrating how free they are without kids. Europe all summer. Spontaneous road trips. Money going straight to their portfolio instead of college funds. Look, I get

Raised prices by $7 on a $34 product. Expected sales to drop. They increased 12%. Why? At $34, it felt cheap. Customers wondered what was wrong with it. At $41, it felt "mid-premium." Worth taking seriously. There's a price floor where cheap = suspicious. If your

Your girlfriend doesn't understand why you're always on your laptop. Your friends think you're "obsessed." Your parents wish you'd just "get a normal job." And you're supposed to keep grinding while everyone around you thinks you're wasting your life. That's the part nobody

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Everybody wants to be a millionaire. Nobody wants to be alone in a room for 2 years figuring it out. The gap between "wanting" and "having" is just tolerance for boredom, failure, and silence. Most people can't handle 6 months of uncertainty. That's why many stay exactly

Started a business so I wouldn't have a boss. Now I constantly have 50 random customers who all think they're my boss

Back when I was in Dubai, I met a man at a small café near the old souk in Deira. He was by himself wearing these local clothes with sandals. We started talking over tea and I assumed he was just a local shop owner or smth. Then his driver pulled up in a Rolls Royce to pick

Your product costs $12 from supplier. You're selling it for $34.99. You think that's a good margin. Let's do the math: Product: $12 Shipping to customer: $4 Transaction fees: $1.40 Ad cost (at 2x ROAS): $17.50 Total cost: $34.90 Profit: $0.09 You're working for free and

The day my apartment got robbed in Dallas, I lost everything. Called my job expecting sympathy. The manager said "Can you still make your shift?" Those guys don't care about you buddy. Little inconvenience and they won't think twice before they show you the door

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Tales of a dropshipper... Therapist: "And what do you do when you're stressed?" "I check my Shopify dashboard." Therapist: "Does that help?" "It makes it worse but I can't stop." Therapist: "..." "Anyway I made $600 while we've been talking."

Someone doing roughly $100k/month told me ONE thing that keeps him winning: "I assume every product has a 60-day lifespan. So on day 1 after it picks up, I'm already testing the replacement." You're trying to make one product last forever. He's building a product pipeline.

95% of you use "hard work" as an excuse to remain small. You'll grind 60 hours a week, come home with a splitting headache, collapse on the couch, and wonder why you're still broke. Then you blame the economy, your boss or timing. I know a guy who worked warehouse shifts for 9

I almost want to beat up some dropshippers when I see a BS fake urgency on their store "Only 3 left in stock!" "This deal expires in 24 hours!" Everyone's seen that shit. It doesn't work anymore. Infact, it's safe to say MANUFACTURED urgency is dead. What works now is REAL

Accountants make $65K/year and think they're doing well. What that actually looks like: Average accountant: $65K/year = $4,117/month after tax Rent, car, insurance, groceries, loans, bills: $3,420 Left with $697. Minus essentials and basic life: $347/month saved.

Someone asked me what I’m most proud of. It’s not just the revenue. It’s that my mom doesn’t check her bank balance before buying groceries and stuffs anymore. If you’ve lived that life, you know exactly what that means

Some people remain poor because they never question anything. My mom told me to get a stable job and save 10% of my salary. I was 22. Had $0. Followed her advice for a year. Saved $4K and felt proud. Then I realized $4K at 10% a year doesn't change anything. It takes 40

My students have made $100K–$1M+ just from ecom. I’m launching a free blueprint early next week. This will teach you how to actually use AI to get the same results for yourself. To get it, DM me “blueprint” or comment below ↓