I think this topic is not yet saturated, but if it doesn't start, today next year is still the same.

I think the income gap on Etsy still has a lot of room for us to catch.

I don't view the market as saturated, because there are many types of products, there are many groups of customers, and new needs are constantly emerging.

But there's one thing I want to say honestly.

I think anyone can do Etsy.

But the real question is,

How to make the work quality

How to make the product look sold?

How to make the shop a system

How can we continue without getting tired?

This is where experience is required.

It's caused by a lot of doing.

Some wrong. Correct some.

Product and no viewers. Then come back and fix it.

People watch but don't buy. Then come back and see where they stick.

I didn't know everything from day one.

Many of the things I teach today come from trying real things, finding real problems, and then working on them systematically.

So if anyone hesitates, I want you to try.

Try opening a store

Let's make a product

Let's put our work in the real market.

And maybe we know

"Hey, we can do this."

Some people are addicted to age.

Some people think they are not good at computer.

Some people think English is bad.

Some people are afraid they can't.

But if we don't start, we never know how much we can do.

Etsy's initial cost compared to many types of businesses, I think it's also an experimental number.

The cost of opening some stores is about $19.

Then there might be Canva Pro, Google Drive or the tools we choose to use.

Combining the programs I worked on, I hit about $2,000.

For me, $2,000 here is the money invested to learn and make future revenue.

But I didn't say

"Pay 2,000 and open a store. Tomorrow, get the money."

There's no such thing.

Etsy, it takes force.

Take time.

Use patience.

Use learning

And then he had to solve his work.

I like this kind of business where we can't start with a lot of money, but that doesn't mean it's easy.

This world, if anyone says

"You don't have to do anything. You'll get the money."

I think there is more to be careful.

Some people dare to put down tens of thousands of dollars and things they can barely control because they say they will get money fast.

But when it comes to buying tools, building skills, or experimenting with their own business, they're scared.

So I want you to try to change the angle.

We're not just buying Canva.

Didn't just pay for the opening.

Not just buying file storage space.

We are investing in "own talent."

Even if one day does not continue Etsy

The skills of designing, research, using AI, making products, writing, listing, looking at customer data are still with us.

And if I go back and think,

If I started five years ago, where are you going today?

I can't answer.

But I know that if today doesn't start,

In a year, we may come back and ask ourselves the same sentence.

"Why didn't we try at that time?"

The first target doesn't have to be a million.

Don't think that far

Finish the first piece.

Open the shop.

Put the product on the market

And find the first cell.

And then the real data will gradually tell us where to go.

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