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Yo it's DiMaggio the ecom dude, wsp? you miss every opportunity you don't take, especially if you not in the PRIVATE ecom group Every morning, I wake up and think... "What do I gotta do today?" I do my usual routine - pray, check my phone, brush teeth, grab some food. Then I sit down and start scrolling for a bit. That's when my brain starts going crazy. I'll see like ten different products I could test. "That one's good, but I bet I can find better." "Nah, that's too similar to what everyone else is selling." "This one's too boring, nobody will buy it." After scrolling for an hour, I pick something and js go with it. U don't need the perfect product. U need a good enough product and the balls to test it. Ideas are worthless. The ability to execute them is worth millions. There comes a point where u have to accept "good enough." I know this sounds weird since I always say mediocrity will keep u broke. But when it comes to ecom, what makes a product "great" is subjective. U take a decent product and make it great through execution. Not by thinking about it forever, but by actually launching and optimizing. U can waste years trying to find the perfect product. They're everywhere. They all could work. And that's the problem. I wasted weeks testing out random products That was a terrible idea. (Obviously) But I made it work because I executed. Ran ads, tested designs, optimized the store. And it gave me the skills to spot and scale much better products later. Like the clothing brand that's doing 5-6 figs/mo now. Could I have started there? Maybe. Would I have had the same skills to scale it without the experience for the random products? No way. So stop fooling urself into thinking u need a better product. A better niche. A better mentor. A better whatever. Maybe you'll find something perfect later. But you'll only get there by taking the first imperfect step.