Every successful business reaches a point where progress slows. This is rarely due to lack of effort. More often, it’s a sign that the business has outgrown its current strategy, systems, or structure. Common roadblocks include: - Unpredictable lead generation - Inefficient or manual operations - Lack of clarity in decision-making - Growth without scalable processes These challenges require strategic adjustments, not more hours or pressure. Businesses that break through roadblocks do so by identifying the root cause, implementing the right systems, and executing with clarity and discipline. Tell me what’s currently slowing your business down leads, systems, operations, or decision-making.

Vintage will always been my love and passion 🥹 When I started reselling, I just started selling what I had the most knowledge of and passion for. If you’re struggling to gain traction reselling or just looking to start…. start with what you know! You’ll learn a lot along the way. But what will give you a head start is sticking to what you’re interested in. Video games, golf clubs, used designer… I know people that resell exclusively vintage digital cameras that are crushing it. Don’t over complicate it. Just commit to starting and learning along the way! What are your favorite things to sell? ⬇️

The longer I resell the more I’m convinced it’s better to prioritize higher profit items than selling everything that’ll make you a dollar or two. I’ve tried both. And unless you’re running a business that lives on high volume, higher margins are better for resellers. ESPECIALLY as a side hustle. Focus on items worth your time, energy and actually push you forward instead of weighing you down.

I’m sourcing today because there are sales in France.But this strategy applies everywhere. The country doesn’t matter.The logic does. What I’m buying (2 of each): - Wonder Woman (DC) → resale €20–25 - Heihachi Mishima (Tekken) → resale €20–25 - Majin Buu (Dragon Ball) → resale €25–30 Expected numbers (realistic): - Buy-in: ~€8–12 per piece - Resale: €20–30 - Potential profit: ~€12–18 per item - Total potential profit (6 items): ~€70–90 No hype , No guesses Why I only buy 2 of each Not because I’m unsure they’ll sell.I know these will sell. But here’s the reality people ignore: - Sales stock is limited - Once it’s gone, it’s usually gone - You rarely get a second clean restock at the same price So instead of going deep on one SKU, I: - Spread risk across multiple evergreen items - Lock in profit on several characters - Avoid overexposing cash on a single listing This is capital control, not doubt. Why these itemsThey’re EVERGREEN IPs. Which means: - Constant demand - Global buyers - Platform-agnostic sales These aren’t trend flips.They’re steady movers. Important reminderDiscounts don’t create profit. Profit comes from: - Proven demand - Known resale ranges before checkout - Buying quantities that protect your cash flow TakeawayReselling isn’t about buying as much as possible. It’s about: - Knowing it will sell - Still respecting inventory risk - Letting capital stay liquid Smart resellers don’t ask“Will this sell?” They ask“How much cash am I locking up if it takes longer than expected?”

Ross is my favorite place to source stuff to sell. Specifically shoes. I’m seeing all over socials right now some CRAZY deals on clothes and shoes at Ross and Burlingtons… like recently released Jordan’s, lots of high retail Nike clothes and some people are even finding Supreme x Jordan jackets 🤯 Make sure you check any stores near you!!