Hey guys, I have been lurking for awhile as well. I saw someone else post that they don't like to write in paragraphs and neither do I really. So here is me in bullet points.
-21 year old recent graduate from a large state school with degree in finance
-offered two different high paying jobs at Chrysler and JPMorgan but couldn't do the whole cube thing
-this summer I quit JPM after 2 weeks and got my real estate license just this week after many weeks of training/classes/exams
-just approved this week to drive for lyft (a ride sharing app, I love this job because I am a people person)
-just started buying items at garage sales and thrifts and reselling on amazon, made $100 my first week with probably $50 invested
As you can see I have a few different interests. I am the perfect lyft driver because I am such a people person and love meeting new people. I love real estate and would like to create a fast lane business in real estate either in rental properties or opening my own brokerage, etc. I also have been getting familiar with amazon marketplace, fees, shipping, etc. I love the idea that when I am sitting around my items on Amazon can be selling. I've only sold 5 items so far but I'm on my way and am learning a lot. I decided to finally just take action and start trying hard. I want to eventually get into the import/export business on amazon or e-commerce. Last summer I studied a lot of seo and internet marketing and local seo on how google ranks local businesses. I am very interested in this side of it.
Please let me know if you have any tips for me starting out!
-21 year old recent graduate from a large state school with degree in finance
-offered two different high paying jobs at Chrysler and JPMorgan but couldn't do the whole cube thing
-this summer I quit JPM after 2 weeks and got my real estate license just this week after many weeks of training/classes/exams
-just approved this week to drive for lyft (a ride sharing app, I love this job because I am a people person)
-just started buying items at garage sales and thrifts and reselling on amazon, made $100 my first week with probably $50 invested
As you can see I have a few different interests. I am the perfect lyft driver because I am such a people person and love meeting new people. I love real estate and would like to create a fast lane business in real estate either in rental properties or opening my own brokerage, etc. I also have been getting familiar with amazon marketplace, fees, shipping, etc. I love the idea that when I am sitting around my items on Amazon can be selling. I've only sold 5 items so far but I'm on my way and am learning a lot. I decided to finally just take action and start trying hard. I want to eventually get into the import/export business on amazon or e-commerce. Last summer I studied a lot of seo and internet marketing and local seo on how google ranks local businesses. I am very interested in this side of it.
Please let me know if you have any tips for me starting out!
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