First $1k+ profit day on TikTokshop
I’ve been writing down this as a daily goal for the past two months, then the day after I wrap up a 3 day fast I hit it
January has been crazy so far, can’t wait to top in in Feb
Shout out @Not69kov 🙏
if you think ur too late to start faceless content on shop
understand that every guru still swears that talking head is the method
simply going against this consensus puts you in the 1%
YOU ARE STILL SO EARLY
my friends asked me to not share too much publicly because it's so untapped right now
but i am hosting an exclusive live training breaking down how this strategy works in detail
comment "ap3x" and i'll send a link to register
ai tiktok shop is a money glitch
i went from $0 to $33k gmv in 7 days on a brand new account
no physical products, humiliation rituals, or having to hide my videos from family and friends
copy this strategy before everyone else does:
to succeed with talking head content you need:
- perfect tonality
- great camera presence
- an understanding of lighting, cameras, and angles
- enough bravery to deal with hate/negative comments
ai/faceless content removes all of this
getting everything u “think” u want is dangerous
3 months ago i finished university
i stepped into the life id been dreaming abt for the past 3 years
everything id been wanting
airbnb hopping w friends
stupid expensive dinners
last min flights
but in the midst of all of it i felt like i lost myself
i stopped journaling
i stopped working out
i ate like shit
i stopped creating
i stopped learning
i started abusing more substances
n there’s no nice way to say this but i was becoming someone i didn’t want to be
but why?
i’m living the exact life i wanted 3 years ago
so everything should be perfect?
bc from an outsiders perspective it probably looks that way
but the other day i felt the need to pick up a book i read a while back
not sure where the feeling came from but it just came
like an inner voice telling me to reread this thing
picked it up, read for 30 min n put it back down
no life altering moment sorry guys
but a few days later we went out
got a little too lit
spent too much $$$
abused substances
n i hated every second of it
woke up the nxt morning brain fogged out of my mind
looked in the mirror n couldn’t recognize the person staring back
went abt the day clouded n it hit me that this life i was living was pulling me away from the reason i chased it in the first place
this morning i decided to pick that book up again
not sure why or how it crossed my mind to but it did
n what i read over the nxt few pages started to make a lot of sense
“in the absence of that which u are not, that which u are, is not”
i had experienced a version of this
i had been so caught up in becoming the person i thought i wanted to be that i forgot abt the person i am meant to be
it was never to abuse my body
it was never to stop learning
it was never to stop creating
but i had to experience that to understand exactly what i am not n what i shouldn’t be
n if I didn’t lose myself now I would have lost myself later
i’m not saying i suddenly have the answers
but i’m aware that this was happening bc of my own actions
n if my own actions created this then i’m the one who can turn it around
n part of that is accountability w myself which is why i’m writing this
if ur curious the book is called conversations w God
u can give it a read if u like
today i woke up at 6:30 a.m. in a bali villa with four apex boys i met on discord 3 months ago without an alarm or some shitty job to rush to.
the structure that i have, i built myself because freedom without discipline is just expensive chaos.
two weeks ago i graduated.
finished my exams, celebrated with my mom, then flew to the other side of the world.
my classmates are starting their first 9-5s, and i'm eating breakfast with people who who built the kind of freedom i used to dream about
and we're all figuring it out together.
the thing nobody tells you about freedom, though: it gets heavy fast.
for the first time in my life, everything depends on me.
rent, food, flights, all of it.
there's no safety net or backup plan.
the discipline to wake up, train, build, and execute every single day is on me, and i love it.
i spent three years designing this life while everyone else was following the blueprint.
now i'm living it.
and the difference between dreaming about freedom and actually having it is simple:
one requires discipline you didn't think you'd need, the other is just a fantasy you tell yourself to feel better about playing it safe.
tiktok shop keeps the lights on, apex and sachi are the long-term plays.
my personal brand is how i document it all.
this is the beginning of becoming the version of myself i've been chasing for three years.
welcome to the ride.