I started my first dropshipping in 2018 when I was 13 years old, selling random minimalist products online like backpacks, sunglasses, and eventually fishing lures. What started as curiosity quickly turned into an obsession with learning how online business actually worked. From there, I discovered organic dropshipping and started making my first real money on the internet. As I kept learning, I began documenting the entire journey on YouTube. At first, the channel was simply a way to share what I was learning in real time, but over the years it evolved into something much bigger. In college, I went down the wrong path for a while. I was partying, drinking, and celebrating before I had really built anything meaningful. Eventually, I realized I was wasting my potential and decided to fully lock in. That shift changed everything. I started scaling a women’s clothing brand, and things began moving fast. First we hit $200-$400 days, then $1,000 days, then $3,000 days. Eventually, we scaled to over $25,000 in a single day and over $200,000 per month consistently. That experience completely changed my understanding of ecommerce, paid ads, branding, and what’s actually possible online. Over the last 8 years, I’ve learned TikTok ads, Facebook ads, branding, organic content, conversion optimization, automation, and AI systems. I’ve also realized that most people teaching ecommerce online either oversimplify everything or have never truly built something long term. That frustration is a huge reason why I created this community. Dropshipping is not dead. Ecommerce is not dead. As long as people buy products online, there will always be opportunity. The problem is that most beginners are being taught outdated or misleading information by people who don’t actually understand how modern ecommerce works. Today, I run multiple brands and spend most of my time focused on scaling systems, AI automation, content, and ecommerce infrastructure. AI is rapidly changing the ecommerce landscape, and the biggest operators in the world are already using AI agents and automation to scale faster than ever before. That’s the future, and I want this community to be ahead of it.