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@cleartheshelf @CookingCashflow good pod this, watched it all the way through, well like 90%

We interviewed @CookingCashflow on the pod. He scaled his Amazon business to $1.8M at 23 years old. He basically drops his entire playbook in this episode. Comment "Cook" and I'll send you the video.

@cleartheshelf this is summin

If you plant bamboo you’ll barely see it for the first five years or so. The bamboo isn’t dormant. It’s building an extensive root system to support its future growth. Once the shoots start growing it can reach its full height in less than 6 months. This post isn’t about plants.

Outsourced Amazon prep to a centre in Jan. Best move I've made this year. Sold out the low-margin SKUs to fund it. Most weren't making me money anyway. Still got stock at my unit I never finished packing. This weekend it goes out. Anyone else still hanging onto theirs😂?

@CookingCashflow Yea, I just cant switch off, so hard to have a normal convo but tbh would not want it any other way.

Genuinely what did I think about all day ~2 years ago before I was in business Slowly getting back at the skill of turning the business brain off though

Liquidating as much UK FBA stock as I can right now. Not because it's selling badly. Because I want the capital free for the next couple of months. A2A flips are buy low, sell high on the same ASIN. Price drops temporarily, you load up, sell when it bounces. Windows are short and you need cash ready when they appear. This isn't a one-quarter move. Clear stock now, deploy through summer into Q3, then do the same again to load up for Q4. Cash flow has to keep cycling. I'd rather have money moving through the business fast than sat in ASINs racking up storage fees. Anyone else timing their cash flow around the bigger sourcing windows? Or just deploying as the deals show up?

@flips4miles play button soon! some trophy that icl

100ball on Youtube! LETS GO! Thanks to everyone who has opposed the journey over the years❤️

@TheFreeTwo Crazy numbers icl so many ppl still printing

Jack hit £12,300 profit in a single month. Still blows our minds. That's the point of doing this.

@cleartheshelf Amen

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@cleartheshelf OA

Most online arbitrage tutorials are lying to you by cherry picking a winning product from weeks ago. Real sourcing is messier but profitable. I sourced on camera in real time to show you what it ACTUALLY looks like. Comment "OA" and I'll send you the full video.

Most of the business runs without me now. Could fully outsource sourcing too. Won't. The hit when a unit lands at the right ROI is the part I love currently.

Shiny object syndrome got me. Started two more businesses chasing cash when the main one was already generating all of it. Back focused. Documenting the road to £20k a month profit through UK FBA arbitrage. Weekly uploads. Discord is completely free. @AHustlerMind" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@AHustlerMind

@flips4miles I have recently ungated a big brand and tbh it was a lot easier than i had thought, harder than before but definitely easier than the noise

Amazon Ungating 101👇

Zero deals sourced tonight. All infrastructure. Some sessions are about building the machine, not running it. Tomorrow the filters go back on.

Then automated my mileage sheet for my accountant. What used to be a monthly headache now takes minutes. Admin is the quiet bottleneck that kills most sellers.

Built a custom task system tonight from scratch. Not Notion. Not Todoist. Something that fits how my brain works - breaks my day into steps, alerts me, checks me in.

Spring deals haven't hit expectations. Tighter margins, fewer obvious wins. Still deployed £10k in a week during "dry" conditions. Dry is relative.

Went in today with a different routine. Sourced first, admin later. Found more in one focused session than the last few days of doing it backwards.

£1,449 deployed today. Hours of nothing. Then the last 60 minutes hit. That is sourcing.