Wow, that is a great story. I'm looking to talk to the youth about my journey in the entrepreneur space. This story inspired me. Sweet Venom Effect, LLC James May
@@DevinLars yes all is well, I hope all is well with you too.. I’ve been creating my own stuff since watching your videos, I’ve branched out to grow faster but again, I can’t wait to see what you have in store now.. I’m sure it will help me grow my little business fatster
I really love this! As simple as it is, I’ve never thought of it. I can even see setting up different “strands” of paper clips for different areas of improvement or different goals (like health/fitness, work productivity, etc.), so you can see where your strengths lie, find patterns in your own behavior and visualize your areas where improvement is needed. I can see this being especially helpful if you are an entrepreneur and/or you work from home, bc you have to self-motivate, self-manage and self-discipline. Also, if you suffer from mental barriers such as ADHD, OCD, etc.)… I can truly see this being a tremendous tool for all of us visual learners out there! 🙌 🎉 👏 Thank you so much for sharing! I’ll never look at a paperclip the same way! ✌️🫶📎
Welcome back! Over the time you were gone you really helped with with ideas for a tee business, love your story too. You really encouraged me. Stay blessed!
Hi Devin! I literally just binged watched a few of your videos on yesterday SI am hoping to finally launch and sell T-shirts and other digital products, it’s been a long time coming! I’m looking forward to watching your next chapter and would love to be a part of the community, I know you said click the link in your bio would that be on IG?? Which I need to go follow😊
That’s crazy timing lol. I think the community platform would be super helpful for you. Here is the link: forms.gle/ko21JtozzxbuNusr9 looking forward to meeting you!
Any advice on how to get it all off the ground? I’ve been having a hard time trying to get my head wrapped around everything while also trying to make sure all my bills are paid. When might be a good time to try to put together a team?
I understand completely that it takes time, sometimes a very long time. But what I've learned is that you just have to keep trying to make progress, even if it seems like you're not making significant advances. Working on it consistently will get you there. Even if you can't hire a full-time team, consider looking into hiring freelancers to help out.
