Explaining my method to making $85,000/m at 23

So for everybody asking, you know, what business model I use to make $80, $90,000 a month, I do what's called branded e-commerce. So essentially, it's a combination between actual e-com and dropshipping. So let me explain. So essentially, it's a combination between dropshipping and standard e-commerce where you would buy bulk inventory. So how it works is you find a manufacturer, hopefully in the United States, so that your shipping times are good, like a typical e-com store. And you're going to source that product, your hero product, the product that you start with. And you're going to send them a custom label with your logo, your design, you know, all the color schemes so that it matches your website and socials. And then you're going to be able to source that product from them. You'll send them orders, they will fulfill and ship all of your orders for you. So you don't have to touch the inventory, kind of like the dropshipping model. Now, as you expand as more of an actual e-com brand, you will launch more and more products. And so if you source them in the same way, you use a label, put your logo on there, matching colors, everything like that, logo, design. Then you can build out a whole catalog of, you know, supplements, right? I can sell a bunch of various supplements all branded with the same logo, same design, same color schemes. And I can sell them on my store and everything matches. It looks organic, it looks good. So what are the main benefits of this model? One, you get the fact that there's not much overhead, like dropshipping, right? Because you're not buying bulk inventory, you're not, you know, buying 10,000 bottles of what you're selling upfront and then stocking that in a warehouse, employees to fulfill orders for you. Doesn't mean it's not a legitimate company. You're just doing it in a way that mitigates your risk and allows you to scale faster without having to do big operational things like buy warehouse, employees, stuff like that. But you can still sell a big bag, branded e-com stores, because there's actual legitimacy, you know, customer retention, and, you know, you're actually building a brand. Just because you're not buying bulk inventory and putting in warehouse employees to fulfill orders for you, doesn't mean it's not a legitimate company. You're just doing it in a way that mitigates your risk and allows you to scale faster without having to do big operational things like buy warehouse, employees, stuff like that. But you can still sell a big bag, branded e-com stores, because there's actual legitimacy, you know, customer retention, and, you know, you're actually building a brand.