The real risk is not being slow. It is burning out.

Everybody wants to scale Amazon Canada fast.

More products.

More units.

More prep.

More tools.

More moving parts.

I get it.

But the mistake gets louder as you grow.

If you buy 10 bad units, it sucks.

If you buy 500 bad units and send them to a prep center, now you are paying for the mistake twice.

Cost of goods.

Prep fees.

Storage.

Cash tied up.

Mental stress.

This is why I care more about staying in the game than looking aggressive in month one.

You need a system you can keep doing.

Not a system that looks good for two weeks and then makes you hate opening Seller Central.

Slow is fine if the reps are clean.

Burnout is what kills people before the business ever has time to compound.

Where are you feeling the most friction right now, sourcing, prep, cash flow, or just staying consistent?

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