I'm AC. Scaled personal ecom stores past $10,000,000 Helped my students collectively pass over $50M in sales. But none of that was supposed to happen. Here's the real story: Born in Kansas City. Single mom. Gambling addiction. Dad in and out of my life. Sister in and out of rehab. No role models, stability and guidance. High school? Selling drugs. Multiple arrests. Cycle of trouble I couldn't break. I knew I was meant for more. Just couldn't see the way out yet. College was supposed to change everything. Started in Computer Science. Hated it. Switched to Marketing. Met a roommate making thousands dropshipping fake designer bags. That's when I first saw a path to freedom. But I was still making the same mistakes. Got arrested again. Spent 2 days in jail. Sitting in that cell, I realized: if I don't change now, I'm stuck in this cycle forever. Graduated. Got 3 job offers: Baltimore, Oakland, Dallas. Picked Dallas. New city. Fresh start. No safety net. Moved into my first apartment. Week later? Got robbed. Everything gone. Called my job hoping for support. They didn't care. "Come in anyway." That's when I realized: corporations don't give a f*ck about you. You're a number. Replaceable. I had to build something of my own. Tried dropshipping in 2016. Quit after one day. Too overwhelming. Tried again in 2017. Failed for months. Burning money. No sales. Ready to give up and move back home. Then disaster hit. A crane crashed into my apartment complex. K*lled one person. Injured six others and destroyed the building. I was homeless. Again. With nothing. City gave me $5K for furniture and 2 months rent. I didn't buy furniture. I invested every cent into dropshipping. Snuck back into the destroyed apartment that night to grab my laptop. Was the only tool I had left. This was my one shot. December 2018. Found a product trending on TikTok. 265K likes. Everyone said "too saturated." I moved anyway. went on to hit $100K in 30 days. First time I ever saw that kind of money. Then Facebook banned the store. PayPal held all my funds. Back to $0. Again. Most people would've quit at this point. I just started over. Launched a baby product 3 months later. $1.7M in 9 months. That's when I realized: restarting isn't failure. It's part of the process. Was the first time I ever got on a plane, First time I traveled, and the first time I had money to breathe. Started posting my journey on Instagram and YouTube with no agenda. Just sharing. People started reaching out. "How did you do this? Can you help me?" Went on to grow my YouTube to over 600k subs. My schedule filled up fast. I realized I couldn't help everyone for free. So I started charging. That became Supreme Ecom. 35k students later. $50M in collective sales. Some scaled from $0 to $100K in 120 days. Others hit $1M in under a year. I've watched people quit their jobs. Buy houses for their moms. Build real freedom. That's what this is really about. Not just the money. The freedom. I still work 60-70 hour weeks. Still trying to find balance with my family. Still figuring this shit out. But I'm not the kid in the Red Cross shelter anymore wondering if I'll ever make it. If you're stuck right now, just know: your rock bottom is your setup, not your end. Keep moving.

A friend of mine sold his company for $90M while working from a bunker in Israel with missiles overhead. The way he built it is genuinely mind-blowing… > Zero outside investment from day one > Never raised a single round > Launched as a single dropshipping automation tool > Built product research, sourcing, inventory management and fulfillment into one platform > 100,000 paying customers and 250 employees > 150 million products from global suppliers in one dashboard The company is called AutoDS. What makes it different is that instead of just stopping at one tool, he built the whole infrastructure for ecom guys. Literally a platform you can do anything related to ecom on. By the time it was acquired, he owned every single step of the dropshipping process. Till this day, I still wonder how he managed to pull that off in the situation he was in. . @lior_pozin is the man in this story btw. Amazing guy

A lot of y'all fail at starting an online biz for one reason. No consequences for not showing up. At your job: - miss a deadline, you're fired - show up late consistently, you're gone Your business: - miss a day. nothing happens - miss a week. nothing happens You just stay broke a little longer. So y'all treat it accordingly.

you can just > start an account on X > pick one skill you want to get good at > document the learning process daily > connect with people in the same space > get good enough that opportunities find you > build a business from it all best cheat code many sleep on

No such thing as a life that's better than yours ❤️

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Build an home gym. It'll improve your life 10x

If you're so smart, why aren't you a trillionaire? Turns out you're fcking stupid 🗿

Be Elon Musk: - Born in South Africa - Taught himself to code at 12 - Sold his first video game at 12 for $500 - Left at 17 to dodge mandatory military service - Started Zip2, sold it for $307M - Took that money and started PayPal - Walked away from PayPal with $180M - Bet it all on SpaceX and Tesla simultaneously - 3 rockets exploded back to back - 4th launch was the last shot. It worked - Tesla was weeks from bankruptcy - Borrowed money to keep both alive - Slept on the factory couch - Tesla became the world's most valuable car company - SpaceX owns the rocket industry - Bought Twitter for $44B on a whim - Become the first trillionaire in history