I built a $3M store during COVID, but now, with declining margins and limited passion, I am shifting back to rapid AliExpress dropshipping.
Hey, that’s a pretty bold move and super intriguing! I’m trying to wrap my head around the idea of leaving a $3M venture—even though things didn’t feel right for you— to jump back into the dropshipping world. I wonder what aspects of the AliExpress model you find most appealing now, compared to when you had your big business? It’s fascinating how shifting market dynamics can steer us back to our roots or familiar systems. What are you hoping to achieve by going back? And how do you feel about the potential challenges this change might bring? Would love to hear more of your thinking and any early learnings along the way!
hey i totally get it. sometimes u gotta regresh ur biz model. tried aliexrpess dropshipping and it’s a wild ride tho. best of luck on ur pivot, keep us posted!
Your decision resonates with experiences I’ve had while reevaluating my own business ventures. After dedicating years to a model that once promised rapid growth, I found that market shifts and personal priorities prompted me to consider more streamlined methods. AliExpress dropshipping, while less glamorous, offers a simplicity and flexibility that can be advantageous in today’s economic environment. My journey highlighted the importance of aligning business strategies with long-term goals, even if it means stepping back from high-risk models. It will be interesting to see how this transition influences your overall vision.