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![]() “Always aim for the Moon, even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.” ― W. Clement Stone.
So good on you to have big audacious goals. As Cornell says - there was a private doubling forum at sowpub where quite a few folks participated. It was based on the doubling challenge by Stuart Goldsmith. But it petered out because folks found doubling too hard. Don't aim for doubling on a deal. But aim for a quick turnover of deals. So that even if you manage to earn just 8-10% per deal, if you can do 7-8 of them in 10 days, you'll be ahead. So aim for quick turn over. The best thing to look out for is either one specific product - or one specific audience. That helps with quick turn overs. Dabbling with multiple product categories or a wider audience may lead to finding deals with higher profit margins - but it takes a lot of time. |
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![]() Cornell,
I appreciate your input, you're a very generous person, and I will take the advice to heart and use it. The $200-$400 range is kind of where I figured the doubling opportunity would start getting harder. Ankesh, Thank you for your input as well, you are an inspiration to all. I will also plan on doing short high volume turn arounds as well. One thing I'm thinking about modifying is my starting capital. I actually have a few things I don't use around the house that have stored value, I will be liquidating them as well to add to my coffers. |
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![]() I'll be following your Challenge thread - good luck and well done
![]() Margaret
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![]() Thanks it was a great burger! Feel free to post in the Challenge thread as well.
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