I Failed 7 Times Before Anything Worked. Here’s What Changed
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I Failed 7 Times Before Anything Worked. Here’s What Changed
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I failed 7 times. A lunch delivery business, a T-shirt brand, dropshipping, crypto, YouTube, a phone repair side hustle, and an app that never worked. About $9,000 and almost five years, gone.
Then I did something I'd never done before: I stopped, wrote every failure down, and looked for the pattern. What I found changed everything, and attempt number eight finally worked.
In this video I break down exactly what went wrong each time, the 3 patterns that kept killing my ideas, and the simple 3-rule plan that turned a $60 repair kit into a full-time business.
If you've failed more times than you want to admit, this one's for you. You're not starting from zero. You're starting from experience.
⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 Attempt #7 dies on a Tuesday
0:51 Failure #1: Lunch delivery
1:36 Failure #2: The T-shirt brand
1:57 Failure #3: Dropshipping
2:17 Failure #4: Crypto with rent money
2:49 Failure #5: YouTube
3:10 Failure #6: Phone repair (remember this one)
3:41 Failure #7: The app
4:16 The call that changed everything
4:51 Step 1: Stop
5:21 The failure notebook
6:07 The 3 patterns
7:00 The one that already worked
7:54 "I failed" vs "I'm a failure"
8:14 Disney, Rowling & Colonel Sanders
9:18 The 3 new rules
9:37 Rule 1: Ask before you build
10:49 Customer #1
11:21 Month 2: The moment I almost quit
11:55 The one change that fixed it
12:31 Day 90 results
13:02 Growing it
14:04 What actually changed
14:51 What to do tonight
📓 TRY THIS TONIGHT
Grab a cheap notebook. One page for every try. Write down:
1. What it cost
2. Why you really stopped
3. What it taught you
Then look for the one that already kind of worked.
💬 What number are you on right now? Tell me in the comments. I read them.
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This story is told for inspiration and education. It is not financial advice.
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