Dropshipping isn't saturated at all, it is not dying!

   I've always been obsessed with making money online and that's how I got into dropshipping for the first time in 2017, after the first failure I kept going on while learning more and more in-order to succeed, but the more I tried the more I failed, my story gets a little emotional throughout my journey because of the hopes I had attached to it.

  In this podcasts I go in detail about the lessons I have learned the hard way and what you should take care of if you are starting out. 

 This is for all the people who are starting out or thinking to give up on dropshipping, it is definitely something worth doing because it really can turn your life around. 

 Keep learning, keep hustling & never give up!

Hustle isn't really cool as it has been portrayed on Instagram or social media. In 2020, the problem with hustle culture is that it promotes a very unhealthy lifestyle; we stop caring about our diets, workouts and most importantly sleep. We think we move forward by doing that but in actual we are creating more obstacles on our way to success without even knowing, and very soon we get burnt out. Take a break, don't compete with others, don't take social media motivation too seriously.

This podcast is actually a video from my YouTube channel, converted from video to audio.

2 years back, I knew how to enjoy everything in life including the little things because I didn't have a phone and I wasn't aware of that. Suddenly things started to take a turn once I got a phone and fell into the deep hole of social media and easily accessible entertainment. And looking around, I realized everybody was going through the same struggle without even being aware that what social media and excessive use of screens can do to us. The biggest myth of dopamine fasting is that most people say that dopamine fast resets the chemical system in the brain, which is totally false according to research. What it does is, and from my experience is that it opens our eyes to see the truth and makes us realize that we reward ourselves with that hit of dopamine with the help of technology without even accomplishing anything in our lives. Give dopamine detox a try; And I can promise you, it will make you re-think life.

This podcast is actually a video from my YouTube channel, converted from video to audio.

I've constantly failed again and again to build or maintain good habits during quarantine. I mean, it's very hard to keep a solid routine while staying at home all day, and I am still struggling and experimenting as to what works or doesn't. It can be very frustrating if you lost your job or couldn't finish your semester, and catching on bad habits can get pretty easy as you have nothing to do. I talk about the basics of How to build new Habits during Quarantine because this is one of the best times you have, to learn or build new habits and eventually a little better lifestyle for yourself, and it all starts with one habit at a time, be it working out, reading more books, writing a blog, or making YouTube videos. If you start doing all the things at once as a beginner, you will probably fail within the first few days, we have plenty of time in our hands to play with habits and understand how they work for us.

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This podcast is actually a video from my YouTube channel, converted from video to audio.

Most successful people are successful because they refused to give up when they failed, and not failed 5 times but lots of times. We call them successful because, despite all the failures, they still managed to succeed.

So, what is it that keeps them trying over and over again?

In this podcast, listen to the tips I give as to why failing is good for you as a learning process! 

 Failing will teach you a lot than anything else, all great people have failed tons of times. Instead of becoming depressed, try to learn from your failures. When we see failure as a whole and treat it as a failure, it becomes unclear to see how we failed and what made us fail.  

If you sit with 5 millionaires, you’ll be the 6th one.

Who you sit with, who you talk with, who you spend your time with, everything has an impact on you. Show me 5 of your closest friends and I will show you where you stand in the future.

 It’s unbelievable how many people underestimate the power of a circle, be it negative or positive. We should look at people around us and observe the mindsets they have, in today’s world of social media it’s harder for people to stay positive because they have too much stuff on Instagram or YouTube to look at, example, watching vloggers or expensive shit for others and crying about not having them. This results in people nagging about things they don’t have and getting depressed. 

 If you hang out with people who watch Netflix or play PUBG all day, you’ll end up like them. 

 In short, look around you, see who you hang out with, who you share your problems with and how they react and what do they advise you about the long-term. 

 Questioning first – When it comes to really try to get to know people, we should always ask them as many questions as we can to build enough trust to make the others feel like we asked them enough to let them know what to do in life. 

 Never disagree – Whatever answers the other person gives you, never ever interrupt and disagree with them, it will make them feel uncomfortable, and people feel judged so easily. 

 ‘What if’ moments – This is an excellent idea on how to express your honest opinions and tell people what to do following with a result they will achieve if they listen to you.  

 Giving your own example – Your words won’t matter if you haven’t accomplished anything yourself, I’m not saying you should be a millionaire or own expensive things,  your words and advice becomes 1000x powerful when you’re successful yourself, even a little successful. 

 Its that time of the year again, ‘New Year New Me’. Its one of the things that I hate the most, I did that a lot when I was a kid. Most of the people now want to start on a specific day to make it their first, they think if its the first day of the year, it will help them measure the progress from 1st January all the way to 31st December. And what happens then? You skip a day and all your progress is gone, you think that way. Its human nature, if they mess up at something they get disappointed and never dare to try again.

A lot of you have been setting New Year’s goals lately such as getting into shape, grades, a job, a promotion, better relationships. But let me ask you one question:

Why do you think New Year is the time to start? Why not before or after?