I’ve been keen on starting a dropshipping venture for some time, yet I continuously hit barriers along the way. Despite reaching promising milestones on several occasions, success has remained elusive. Recently, I’ve been mulling over the idea of enrolling in a course offered by Samuel Onhuna, hoping that his insights might help me finally overcome these recurring challenges and establish a profitable business.
Hey there, diving into the dropshipping world can be such a ride, right? I’ve been noodling over a similar decision, and what really got me thinking was whether a structured course might offer that missing link between theory and the real hustle. You ever wonder if the course might actually accelerate your learning curve by showing you the pitfalls to avoid, or maybe help fine-tune your strategy? Although having capital means you can experiment, sometimes a solid guide can save you from going down a rabbit hole of trial and error. I’m curious, what do you feel has been the biggest sticking point in your journey so far? Would love to hear your thoughts on what exactly you’re hoping to get out of the course – maybe we can brainstorm a little together!
hey, course might giv u some new insights if u feel lost, but if u got capital, mixing self experiementation helps too. sometimes u learn more from trial n error then from a lesson.
Investing in a course can sometimes provide clarity and focus that self-guided experimentation might not offer. My own experience has shown that having structured guidance helps pinpoint common errors and reinforces a strategic approach to building a business. While capital provides the freedom to experiment, knowledge can help conserve resources by avoiding pitfalls observed in others’ mistakes. It is important to combine formal training with practical learning. A course might be a worthwhile investment if you can align its value with the specific challenges you have encountered.