I am a 7-figure Amazon FBA seller, entrepreneur, and medical professional. Tune in and learn tips + tricks along the way!
Rhode Island, USA
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One of the best perks of being a business owner is accumulating points and miles at a high rate. I’ve become a travel hacker over the years, going on some incredible trips, all on points and miles.
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Just curious for my entrepreneurs out there, how many of y’all have ADHD?
If you do have ADHD, are you treated for it? If so, what drove you to get treatment? If not, why have you chosen not to?
I’ve known I’ve had ADHD for a long time now but chose not to get treatment as I worried it might hinder my creativity.
At this point in my life, I feel extremely burnt out from the constant struggle to focus and am now seeking treatment to see if that restores some life back into me.
Where do you all fall at this point in your lives?
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As an entrepreneur with (untreated) ADHD, this one hits close to home.
All the boring crap I didn’t want to do? Completed now autonomously. It’s a godsend for me personally.
AI made me 10x more productive, and the reason is my ADHD.
I'm a big picture guy. The small boring tasks never gave me any dopamine, so they piled up.
I spent my whole life teaching myself frameworks just to force my way through them.
AI changed that. Now I say what I want, watch it get done in seconds, and get the hit of finishing something.
The boring work stopped being torture. It's actually fun now.
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It’s been a long time coming but I think it’s finally time to hang ‘em up and go full-time with the business.
I have a tentative final day of 12/31.
Words can’t describe how I feel right now. Excited, nervous, and optimistic all come to mind but don’t begin to sum up my emotions.
It’s been a wild ride. As much as I dreamt of this, finally making it a reality is such a surreal feeling. Having time back to spend with my family and do things I enjoy will be worth its weight in gold. All the sacrifices I made running a pharmacy and running my own business for the past nearly 6 years will have been worth it.
Thank you all for playing a part in my journey. To bigger and better things in the coming months 🍻
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I had a moment of weakness and purchased a 512GB Mac Studio to run local AI.
Ask me anything… or donate to my GoFundMe.
Whichever you prefer.
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Chris DiBlasi retweeted
I wake up.
I ask AI, “hey AI, what should we do today?”
And my friendly AI replies, “shut up and go source.”
I knew I loved this AI stuff. It’s great.
Having a bot to capably place complex orders, utilize GC and track cards properly, and manage all buying sheets wasn’t something I expected so soon.
I no longer have a reason to purchase myself nor hire someone to do so.
Amazing. This is the worst AI will ever be.
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If you’re not using Grok Bot, Muse, Dots, etc. at this point to handle a bunch of your admin and data analysis, you’re not doing yourself any favors.
As a slim business structure (1 VA at the moment), agents have comfortably been able to take many things off my plate and allow me to focus on the important aspects of the business with my limited time as I still hold my 9-5.
Yes, when I leave my 9-5, I will hire and train more help, but drastically less personnel than I originally planned due to improved agent functionality. There’s just not much need for people to hire some of the nitty gritty of admin work anymore.
We have actually made flying cars before Seller Central has designed a usable interface for its platform.
What a time to be alive.
Amazon’s AI decided it should take out a whole product category today.
Just a typical Wednesday on the platform!
In all sincerity, stuff like this makes me realize how important it is to diversify on other platforms. Never know what Amazon will feel like butchering next.
What brings you satisfaction with your business?
As much as I continue to grow, hit goals, etc. there never seems to be a point of being satisfied.
I’m at a point where I could quit my 9-5 and retire my wife and I still feel like I’m coming up short.
What does it for y’all?
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Man speaks the truth. I don’t understand those that choose to be broke these days and live the perpetual rat race.
It’s not easy, but you have to take control of your life. Make a plan. Put it in motion. Take care of your family and build wealth.
It's 2026.
You are paying $6 for gas. Your dollar stretches less every year. You cannot afford a home in the town you grew up in. You were told to go to college, make 100k, invest in your 401(k), and everything will fall into place for you by the time you're 65.
But we are living in a new time. The playbook we were given growing up is outdated.
You SHOULD be upset.
But it's up to you if you choose to REMAIN upset.
Your ticket to break free from this perpetual state of financial stress is simple - you need to sell something.
I don't care if it's Pokemon cards, handmade goods at a craft show, sourdough bread, feet pics - ANYTHING.
And yes, here's a harsh truth - you are going to need to work more than the typical 40 hour week for a few years if you really want to be financially free.
We don't get to make the rules, but we do get to make the choice to either remain a slave to this system or break free.
Stop being upset, start grinding.
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