What's your stack like?

digital product gurus are the biggest grifters out there well done you sold £100k of digital products teaching other people how to sell digital products wtf

Better to flip at 20% 6 times a year than 30% 4 times a year Selling quick - less storage but more work Selling slow - more patience but can be worth it Obviously a lot more nuanced than this With the state of Amazon I'm normally in the mood to take my cash out quicker

If you could go back, would you still go to university?

STK screenshots are just vanity

First time in a long time but have to disagree with Chris here If you dont make a new sku for each shipment it becomes: 1. A nightmare to provide docs any time Amazon needs them 2. Harder to get reimbursed for missing inbound 3. Much harder to beat an individual auth complaint

Outsource your admin first - realistically can be done with 1 day a week Then your sourcing

If you're buying a lead at 30% ROI, in reality you're really selling it at 20% Be honest with yourself

We've got a service in the U.K for selling returns & unfulfillable returns Stock Revive Do you have something similar in the U.S?

Are you building a business or a job for yourself?

Not sure how you can mess up booking Airbnb's Normally just use them for short stays if I'm new to a place or going for a staycation but haven't really been disappointed much yet Can find longer term stays on Facebook, Rednote & Google maps if needed

Listen to Charlie Munger

Could try Izrael Shmukler AMZ Excess Inventory Management if you're in the U.S Stock Revive if you're needing something in the U.K

you can use chatgpt in sheets to see whether product titles match up or not

When tomorrow is Monday but you don't care because you're unemployed

Made it back to the U.K after two years away Ready to get back out again 🫠

Things that are great in the U.K Cheese Bread Queueing etiquette Meat Plug sockets Crisps + Chocolate Drinkable tap water Fish n Chips Summer late nights 24/7 Supermarkets Am I missing anything?