I want to share how I got into dropshipping, because it didn’t start smooth for me. When I first looked into it, I was honestly confused. I saw people making money from online stores but I didn’t understand how it actually worked. I tried learning on my own watching videos, taking notes, building stores, failing, and rebuilding. I kept choosing the wrong products, my store layout never felt right, and I had no real direction. It felt like I was working hard but not moving forward. I was close to stopping. Not because I didn’t want it but because I felt lost. Then I met someone who genuinely changed everything. The way it happened felt like perfect timing. She was already experienced in dropshipping, and the best part is that she was willing to guide me without judging or acting superior. She didn’t give me shortcuts or fake promises. She simply showed me what actually matters: - Find products that solve real problems - Keep the store clean and simple - Understand your customer better than your competitors - Don’t rush. Stay consistent. We worked step by step. I rebuilt my store with intention. I stopped guessing and started understanding. I stopped trying to make everything “perfect” and focused on making things clear and effective. Eventually, the results started to show. When I got my first sale, it wasn’t a huge number but it meant everything. It proved that the effort is real, the process works, and that I am capable. And the best part? She is still helping me today. I’m still building, still improving, still learning but now I have direction. I’m sharing this because a lot of people quit simply because they try to do it alone. Sometimes, you just need someone who’s already walked the path to show you where to step. If anyone here is interested in starting Comment “START”

What are you doing lately to make your business a better one?

Yo… this is crazy 😭🔥 A few weeks ago I finally made my own website instead of just sending people straight to product links and bro, it changed EVERYTHING. Now my phone keeps blowing up with Shopify notifications all day I used to think a website didn’t matter that much, but trust me, once people see a clean, real site, they actually start buying for real. If you’re still testing products without a proper store, make one ASAP. That’s when things start moving forward.

If i were to go back to time, i would take my business more serious and have a website on time, rank it so well on line, do all it takes from the start, invest so well in it If you were to go back in time, what would you do better about your business?

Hello fellow store owners 👋 I’d love to hear from all of you! What kind of business are you running, and what does success look like for you in your business? For me, success isn’t just about sales, it’s about growth, learning, and making an impact in the lives of my customers. What milestones or achievements make you feel proud in your journey as a business owner? Let’s share our experiences and inspire each other