Mar 27 • General discussion
About (un)happy accidents
My dropshipping journey actually started by an accident:
I was sourcing fabrics for luxury garments I was producing, and at some point, supply ran out.
So I tried something I would normally never do -
I found ready-made pieces made from the same fabric at a Chinese factory, and decided to send one piece directly to my customer to fulfill the order she placed.
Was I terrified to send something to a client that I hadn’t seen or touched? Hell yes.
It felt like the fastest way to ruin trust. Spoiler: that was more of MY unresolved subconscious trust issues that were affecting my business (and these subconscious matters are real, believe it or not- I even learned hypnosis to deal with them!).
So once I detected this trust issue and just decided ”to show trust and give it a try” - this is when the magic happened.
The luxury dropshipping magic that literally changed my entire business, and my entire life.
And after all, what would have happened in worst case if my client didn’t like the garment? I’d just issue a refund. That’s it.
So I took the risk. And… it worked!
Funny how something that feels like a mistake at first ends up being the right move that changes everything…
Did you ever have such “happy accidents” that looked like a bad idea at the start, but turned into something good?
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