If your beginner dropshipper be aware of these

Yo, I'm going to give you a heads up. The guys that promote TeamDrop, like Atlas AI, like these type of things, like these softwares, like that are so general and they're going to guarantee you to get money or something like that, please just watch out for them. Honestly, as someone who's been in the game for a little over a year and I want to see these beginners actually get somewhere with this, just avoid those type of people. Avoid the people who promote that shit hard, like I said, TeamDrop, all that shit, because they don't make as much money as you think. They make the money from the sponsorships. Also, avoid those people that make those top 10 products of dropship. That is the dumbest shit I've ever seen. But the thing is, those people appeal to the beginner audience because it makes it seem so easy. And the people who are beginning, they want it to be easy, and they think it's going to be easy, then it's not easy, then they think it's a scam, they think dropshipping is fake. That's how it goes. That's the cycle of how most people perceive dropshipping. So yeah, and just avoid those really, really big name brands. Like, I was looking at dropshipping Reddit threads the other day with a friend and I was just seeing, oh my god, these people are not real. Um, also the YouTube videos that associate, they're all advertisements, a lot of them. Those big brands, they get sponsored by somebody to a page builder. It's all just forget about all that, bro. Just trench out, go watch some fucking YouTube videos, go watch Mark Tilbury's brands or something, um, a more solidified name in the space. And I think honestly, the most sauce you'll get is from someone more niche down in the space. Those probably guys are hard to find, but just join Discords. Join Discords, ask around. People will make fun of you, fuck, so what, bro. Um, I think that's that's the best way to get started, to be honest.