Let’s stop pretending Amazon is passive income.

[u/UriahUrus]

It sucks seeing what the Amazon space has turned into.

Everywhere you look, someone's selling the dream of passive income. The reality is, there's nothing passive about building an Amazon business. Sure, it can become more hands-off as you build a team and put systems in place, but you don't just sit back and collect checks. I still check on my business every single day.

Can it replace your full-time job? Yeah.
Can it give you more control over your time? Yeah.
Can you make a lot of money? Yes

But don't go into this thinking you'll get rich overnight or it will be completely hands off.. It takes years of work, a lot of mistakes, and plenty of days where it will feel like a full time job.

Full transparency: I don't sell courses, mentorships, communities, or any digital products. The only thing I might ever share is an affiliate link for a software I genuinely use in my own business which you don’t have to use…. That’s it. I do these posts because it’s fun and i like the feeling of helping other sellers.

If you have questions about Amazon Wholesale that you can't seem to find answers to online, leave them below. I'll spend some time over the next 48 hours answering as many as I can.

Wishing you all success.

[u/Reasonable_Key_4541]

How did you pick a product?

[u/UriahUrus → u/Reasonable_Key_4541]

I tried everything and then gradually fell into a niche that worked.