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Continuing from >>3440788
I'm >>3441006

>>3443720
I get asked this every time I start responding to these threads, to sum it up:

-learn to keep your ear to the ground at all times. Always keep it in the back of your mind to be looking out for profitable deals. Any time you see a good price on something, check its value on ebay. In time you *will* start finding profit makers

-profits can come from anywhere. When the ninja turtle movie first came out crush ran a campaign with color oriented turtle on their cans (strawberry had raph, orange had mikey, etc). You could buy a 24 pack for 3 bucks and sell each can for 6 on ebay.

-look through garage sales, thrift stores, closing stores, liquidation, college/government surplus, craigslist, fb marketplaces, etc.

-lean what unique opportunities are in your area (manufacturing companies based there etc) and take advantage of it. Don't be shy to walk into a business to discuss wholesale purchasing. They want your money.

-your personal hobbies and/or interests are typically the easiest places to focus on when you start. You naturally have knowledge in it so it moves faster for you during your growing phase.

In time you will develop a 6th sense to find profitable merchandise in various ways. I spent years slowly getting better and better then one day it sorta just "clicked" and now I can find profitable products in minutes at the drop of a hat. My problem is no longer trying to find profitable stuff to sale, but to find the most optimal (what i can buy the cheapest, sell the fastest, and for the highest profit margin)

As I said in the previous thread, it truly isn't that hard and the tough part isn't how difficult it is to learn, but having and maintaining the drive and ambition to keep going until you're a success. It takes time and dedication. Never taking action and/or stopping is why the majority fail.