There were moments when dropshipping felt overwhelming. The setbacks, the sleepless nights, and the doubts made me think about giving up. But deep down, I knew that quitting would never get me closer to my goals. I made the choice to keep going and today, I’m grateful I did. Hitting $12.4K in sales with 375 orders in a single day is more than just numbers, it’s a reminder that persistence always wins. This is not the finish line; it’s just the beginning. My vision is clear to reach $60K every month and every milestone like this brings me one step closer.

It didn’t happen overnight. It came from testing, learning, and applying the right strategies consistently. At first, I had doubts too, but I kept pushing and the results followed. If you’re building your business, don’t give up. With the right mindset and strategy, you can achieve this too.

Hi guys just joined this community, what would you guys say is the best type of cold outreach?

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Hey guys! Just curious, what tools are you using these days?Everyone has their own stack, so would love to know what you use and what for.