I didn’t start dropshipping because it was trendy. I started because I had no other choice. Three months ago, my life collapsed. I lost my husband unexpectedly. He was the provider, the protector, the one who carried the weight of our family. When he passed, it wasn’t just grief I was left with it was responsibility. Two young sons looking at me for safety, stability, and a future I suddenly had to build alone. After the funeral, after the silence settled in, reality hit hard. Bills didn’t stop. Life didn’t pause. And grief doesn’t pay rent. I knew I had to do something fast. I had heard about e-commerce and dropshipping before, but I had never taken it seriously. Still, I decided to try. Not because I was confident, but because I was desperate and determined. I told myself: If I can’t give my kids the life their father wanted for them, at least I can fight for it. The first two months were brutal. I failed over and over again. I spent nights watching videos, testing products that didn’t sell, running ads that burned money, questioning myself constantly. There were moments I cried at my laptop, wondering if I was foolish to believe this could work. I made $0. Not even a single sale that mattered. That’s when I realized something important: Hard work without the right help can still keep you stuck. I decided to get support and brought on an EA (E-commerce Assistant) someone who had already walked the path I was trying to figure out alone. At first, I was scared to trust anyone. I had already lost so much. But this decision changed everything. My EA helped me fix what I couldn’t see: Proper product research Store structure and branding Ad strategy and scaling decisions Daily optimization instead of guessing Within weeks, things started to move. My first real sales came in. Then consistency. Then momentum. By the end of the third month, I had scaled from $0 to $8,000 in revenue. But the money wasn’t the biggest win. The real win was regaining control of my life.

Hey everyone 👋 I’m into e-commerce dropshipping, mainly selling fashion products. I run an active online store (https://taazzee.com/) and have been hitting consistent six-figure months. I’m here to connect with other e-commerce folks and also with anyone who’s thinking of getting started. I enjoy sharing ideas, lessons learned, and real experiences from the journey. If you’re already in e-commerce or just curious about how it all works, feel free to reach out. Happy to chat and grow together 😊

For a long time, I kept thinking the next course or program would be the thing that finally made everything click, I’d feel motivated for a short while then overwhelmed and eventually frustrated with myself for still not moving forward. What actually changed things wasn’t better information, it was slowing down, choosing one direction and sticking with it long enough to really understand what I was doing even when it felt uncomfortable. That phase wasn’t fun at all but it’s what eventually led to things becoming consistent and these days the business averages around $700–$800 a day, but the bigger shift was finally feeling steady instead of scattered.

When I started ecommerce, I failed NO sales. Wasted money. Felt discouraged. Many times, I wanted to quit. What changed everything was not luck. I decided to give it a real trial, not just try once and stop. I learned from my mistakes. I tested again. I stayed consistent even when results were slow. Today, I can confidently say: trying again was worth it. Ecommerce is not easy, but it works if you work it. Most people don’t fail they just stop too early. If you’re thinking of giving up, please don’t. Start small. Learn daily. Keep going. Your success story might be one trial away.