We had 22 votes split between Sunday and Monday… So I decided we’re doing both. I’ll be hosting livestreams on: Sunday, June 14th at 7PM ET Monday, June 15th at 7PM ET These won’t be regular YouTube-style livestreams. I’m going to teach them more like a real cohort session. You’ll get a preview of what it feels like to be inside the program, I’ll be breaking down Amazon techniques I haven’t shown publicly on YouTube, and I’ll also share more about my own journey selling on Amazon. If you’ve been curious about the cohort, this is probably the best way to get a feel for it before joining. Bring your questions. I’ll see you there. Comment "in" so I know who is coming!

May Numbers : - Sales: $7,596.50 - Orders: 157 - Units: 160 - Gross profit: $940.24 - Indirect expenses (prep + software subscriptions): $390.25 - Net profit: $549 - Net margin: 7.24% - Refunds: 11 (6.88% refund rate) - Cash spent on inventory: $3,941.78 Last month I set a simple goal: have my first profitable month in May. Hitting that milestone feels really good, especially because it’s my first month fully on my own after finishing the mentorship cohort with @Anthony Mancini . The anxiety was definitely there, but the work I put in during those three months paid off. The buying decisions I made in April have started to show up this month in May. From a performance standpoint, I actually slowed my spending a bit this month. Life has been life-ing. Between my carpentry job and my commercial cleaning business, I’ve been working 60–70 hours a week, and that has definitely affected how much I can source. Even with that, I still managed to put in around 10–15 hours a week into sourcing. Some days just 1–2 hours, some days 4–5, and some days nothing because I was burnt out to be honest. One thing that’s becoming clear: if I want this to keep growing, I’ll need help. The goal is to get the business consistently profitable enough that it can pay for a VA to source while I’m at my day job or working my cleaning contracts. Realistically, a VA won’t be fully paying for themselves for the first month or two while they train and learn the software and techniques. If I can bring someone on in July or August, that should put me in a strong position heading into Q4. For June, my focus is to ramp up sourcing again and increase my spend, but be much more selective with what I buy. I want to push my net margins to at least 10% after all expenses. The last four months have shown me that this business really is learnable if you’re willing to put in the hours, make mistakes early, and keep refining your process. The first profitable month is a milestone, not the finish line but it’s a big one.

I just published The Canadian FBA Roadmap inside the Classroom tab. It's a full video walkthrough of everything you need to get started selling on Amazon in Canada: → Setting up your Seller Central account → Getting your prep supplies ready → Why you need a credit card (and which kind) → Keepa, SellerAmp, SellerBoard explained (with links to get set up) → The cashback stack that saves you money on every purchase → Understanding FBA terms so you're not Googling mid-conversation → Sourcing fundamentals → A "What's Next" guide once you've gone through everything Every lesson has a short video (1-4 minutes) plus written notes. No fluff. No 45-minute lectures. Just the stuff you need. This is free. All of it. For every member. Go to the Classroom tab and start with 1.0 Orientation. Work through it at your own pace. If you get stuck on anything, post your question in the community. The people who actually DO the lessons (not just watch them) are the ones who end up making money. Don't just consume. Take action. And if you finish everything and want the full deep-dive system (advanced Keepa, sourcing machine, shipping, ungating, repricing)... that's coming soon. 👀 Drop a comment if you're starting the Roadmap this week. Let's go.