The seasonal nature of your sales is an interesting takeaway. It’s easy for beginners to assume that every month should be high-profit, but seeing how you plan around slow periods while still keeping long-term profitability in mind is valuable.
I also like how your goals all come back to fun. That shift—from grinding to freedom-based decision-making—is something I resonate with. It’s a reminder that wealth isn’t just about making more money; it’s about creating systems that support the life you actually want.
I’m curious—what was the biggest shift in mindset that took you from grinding in the early days to this more relaxed, high-efficiency model?
I have to start increasing my sales. 308 items sold per month was your average last year. Data is good!!
Yep I'm a huge numbers guy. I love as much data as I can get.
The seasonal nature of your sales is an interesting takeaway. It’s easy for beginners to assume that every month should be high-profit, but seeing how you plan around slow periods while still keeping long-term profitability in mind is valuable.
I also like how your goals all come back to fun. That shift—from grinding to freedom-based decision-making—is something I resonate with. It’s a reminder that wealth isn’t just about making more money; it’s about creating systems that support the life you actually want.
I’m curious—what was the biggest shift in mindset that took you from grinding in the early days to this more relaxed, high-efficiency model?