Most people start a business to gain freedom, make more money, and live life on their own terms… but let’s be real—most small business owners are just creating another job for themselves. I’m Evans Tony, and I’ve seen it happen too many times: They work long hours but never scale. They rely only on one income stream. They get trapped in the daily grind instead of building systems that work for them. That’s exactly why I got into eCommerce & Shopify. Instead of working harder, I built an online business that sells 24/7, even when I’m not working. Now, I help other business owners break free from the cycle and turn their business into a real money machine. If your business isn’t making money while you sleep, you don’t own a business—you own a job. If you’re ready to shift from hustling to scaling, drop a “💰” in the comments or DM me “GROW” and I’ll show you how to set up a system that brings in consistent income. #ScaleYourBusiness #PassiveIncome #SmallBusinessUniversity

Business does not prosper overnight, it really takes hard work, patience and a never give up attitude even when the going gets tough. Most entrepreneurs start with zeal and as soon as things do not happen in a hurry, they lose the spark. The answer is to keep at it and trust the process. Every business experiences certain challenges slow sales, cut throat competition or unexpected setbacks. But these are not excuses to quit, rather they have to be seen as valuable opportunities for learning and growth. Adapt, refine your strategies but keep them in sight of your long term goals. Growth can take ages, but those who keep hoping against hope are the ones who make it. Also remember that consistency beats luck every time. Show up each day, do what you've got to do, and improve for the very next day. Carry out what you may be perceived as calculated risk, surround yourself with the right people and keep on learning. It won't be easy, but it will definitely be worth it. Tip: Temporary problems should never define a business. Write your way up maintain focus and patience and keep progressing for success is closer than what you envisage.

Hey everyone, I just wanted to quickly share a real story of how I started my e-commerce business with just $25. I know that sounds crazy, but it’s true. A while back, I had this idea but no real budget. I didn’t have thousands to invest, just $25. So, I got creative. I spent that $25 on setting up a simple website, and I didn’t buy tons of inventory just a handful of products I believed in. I didn’t know much about e-commerce at the time, but I was willing to put in the work. I focused on learning everything I could, using free tools, and hustling to build my first sales through organic marketing. It wasn’t an overnight success, but slowly things started clicking. After a lot of trial and error, and honestly, some tough days, my business started growing. Today, it’s something I’m proud of. But it all started with that tiny investment and a lot of persistence. I’m sharing this because if you’re thinking about starting an e-commerce business but feel like you don’t have enough money, trust me you don’t need a fortune to get started. Start small, learn as you go, and focus on what you can control. If anyone wants to chat more about how I got started, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to share what I’ve learned.