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MenuI'm looking for a mentor. Who would like to work with me?
My name is William, and I am 17 years old. I live in Denmark, and I am seeking to start my own business. Right now, I am currently trying to start a dropshipping business, but I could use some mentoring in general. Hope to talk to someone soon!
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Drop Shipping businesses are good to start with. Handling the business from a garage or home per se is always a better way to start business. Before entering into such businesses make sure you are way clear about the commissions from each portal (Amazon, Alibaba, Etsy, etc) are giving away. Reading the fine print in their terms will always be helpful.
Stay consistent,stay focussed and keep hustling.
Ofcourse would be happy to understand more about the portfolio you would be trying to manage and products that you would like to sell. Always happy to assist.
Happy Selling.
Hi William, it would be an honor for to help you in your journey. I have been involved in global consumer goods growth of Fortune 200 brands, getting placements at the likes of Carrefour, TASCO, Halfords, and B2C through Amazon and similar portals.
It's a joy to mentor young and driven mindsets. Happy to chat and see if the right chemistry is there. henry@glowint.co
Hello William,
Glad to help if I can
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