The month after I hit

The month after I hit $31,000, shut the entire thing down and I couldn't even explain why? Nothing had gone wrong yet. I just had this sick feeling that everything was about to explode. It all started because I found an angle in the reselling niche that no one else was using. While everyone else was secretly selling vendor links, I called out all the scammy resellers and explained what they were actually doing, which was selling the vendor links. And it made me the most trusted person in the reselling niche. Trusted enough that I was actually out earning that was doing it. But being the most trusted person in the niche of reselling fake product should have told me something. But it didn't. Just not yet. Month one of doing it, $8,000. Month two, I made $15,000. Month three, $26,000. Month four, $31,000. And I thought I built something, keep scaling forever and ever. Except I hadn't actually built anything. I was just riding a wave. It was a dying wave. I could feel everything starting to crumble and fall as I was scaling, but I didn't let it get to me. I just kept doing what I was doing. What really hurt. And then on month five, to the realization that this isn't gonna last forever because it's not an actual business and it's not scalable forever. Shut. And after I walked away from it, I started to sell high ticket, which was a way better option. And I was actually and providing value with my content. So now I'm building last, basically forever. And the good thing that I made from vendor links is that I learned, but I learned how to sell digital products. You don't know how to make money. And how all the systems, funnels and content comes together to create people actually buy your products. To all the systems that made me all of that money, check out and you free training.