Rayston Heem

Just toured the Zendrop offices and podcasted w the CEO Jared Goetz dude was the first dropshipper what I realized from our conversation is even at the 9 figure level everyone always has that same mental hurdle getting to the NEXT LEVEL always feels like its far away and you might not even know how to do it and at every stage this NEVER goes away, its like when you first started doing anything online you think its impossible or a stretch to get rich or make $ on the internet yet here we are the way you beat it is just by attacking it and constant momentum even if you have a bad day or week, the most important part is bouncing back immediately, not putting anything off. "the magic is in the work you're avoiding" I believe is the quote for this

You make money dropshipping "Build a real brand🤡" You build an agency "Stop flexing client results🤡" You have an info company "Course seller🤡" You run up memecoins "It wont last forever🤡" One of the lamest things i've noticed since getting involved in this space is twitter idiots beefing over "who makes money in a more impressive way" Wether its a battle of morals, ego, or whatever it is, I just could not fathom sitting there hating on anyones business model or income especially if its clearly working. This was the second hump I had to get over after breaking out of the mindset of caring what others think, I always thought I am supposed to be starting some new business thats more "impressive" than the last As soon as I said fuck that and just decided to LOCK TF IN on what was already working for me, it has been one of the best mindset shifts I have ever had. People will always talk, focus on you.