Getting the almighty yes. The approval to even look at the goods. While spending the majority of your time sourcing new products and reaching out to new potential suppliers it becomes demotivating when you get told no so many times.
If you’ve ever worked in sales you’ll understand this process and be comfortable with it: You’ll reach out to ten new suppliers, six of them will respond, you’ll be approved for four and only one will be profitable for you.
So you’ve started your wholesale Amazon business and you’re growing, but you’re running out of time each day/week. Most likely you still have a job, a family and a kid or two. So time is pretty sparse for you. Welcome to entrepreneurship, where we gladly work 80+ hours a week for our “freedom”….
Yea, ok…
This is a serious problem with many entrepreneurs and it really needs to stop. You need to clearly document each task in your business, determine if it is actually providing value to you and your business and move forward with a clearer head.
“I sell products on Amazon”. That’s my simple answer when someone asks what I do for work.
Then, the always secondary question, “so you, like, buy products from China and resell them?”
