The Key to 7 Figures - It's NOT Wholesale Bundles

<p>Throwback to 2010: A week after I had my third child, my husband got injured at work. The only income that we had was my eBay and Amazon online businesses, and they certainly weren’t enough to feed a family of five. Soon enough, we ended up losing our home because of foreclosure. Fast forward to today, I run a seven-figure online Amazon business while working from home.</p> <p>But how did I get from foreclosure to millions of dollars in Amazon revenue?</p> <p>What’s the secret sauce?</p> <p>In today’s episode, I share how I went from losing what I thought was our forever home to earning over $1-million in Amazon revenue. I explain how taking small and consistent steps can yield significant, powerful results, and why not all consistent steps are beneficial. I underscore the importance of planning for your business and describe how change can pave the way for business growth. I also discuss how fear prevents us from growing, both in life and business, and share some questions you can ask yourself to help you overcome these business fears.</p> <p>“Growth is not possible without change. You have to be willing to pivot and not quit.” - Kristin Ostrander<strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em>This week on the Amazon Files:</em></strong></p> <ul> <li>My story: from foreclosure to a seven-figure Amazon online business</li> <li>Why change is possible no matter where you currently find yourself</li> <li>The impact of taking consistent steps, no matter how big or small they are</li> <li>The importance of planning when running a business</li> <li>The brick analogy and why not all consistent steps are beneficial</li> <li>Why business growth is impossible without change and why you need to be willing to pivot and not quit</li> <li>The fundamental changes I made in my life and business that enabled growth</li> <li>Why it’s essential to connect with other Amazon sellers, ecommerce business owners, mentors, and coaches</li> <li>Why I was fearful of outsourcing tasks and getting a prep center</li> <li>Understanding fear