Hey there. If you found my page you might be interested in starting a career as an internet entrepreneur. Let me tell you about myself.

My name is Omar. I'm a 6-Figure Passive Income eCommerce Entrepreneur, a Branding & Digital Marketing Agency CEO, Car & Motorcycle Enthusiast, Coffee Shop Internet Entrepreneur and Information Sponge.

I've spend my late 20's developing what the inside circle calls a "Millionaire Mindset" and I'm now well on my way to developing multiple passive streams of remote income and building personal wealth through investing!

It wasn't always this way. I started selling on Amazon in 2012, selling old video games, instruments, DVDs, and anything I could find around the house I didn't need anymore.

After college I got a job as a Software Consultant. The high stress work environment was a huge put off from corporate work life. I quit after 6 months and dedicated myself to becoming an internet entrepreneur.

After a failed attempt in dropshipping I started a heavy hustler grind buying products from local stores and flipping them on Amazon for a profit. I told myself "there's no way this is going to work" the first time I flipped a Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus for a $200 profit on Amazon that I bought from a local electronics store. This sent me down a path of sourcing the industry calls "retail arbitrage" which basically just means I would buy products from retail stores and flip them for a profit on Amazon.

I was gated from launching certain brands on Amazon, so I required a wholesale certificate to sell them. To get these certificates I needed a wholesale account, so I LEVELED UP and started sourcing products through wholesale.

Still hunting for dropshipping opportunities, I stumbled across an incredible customizable product called a 3D Crystal Photo. After substantial research I developed an entire brand around this product, and launched it on Amazon. In the industry this is known as "Private Labeling."

My current brand launch is Decoica, a home decor brand.

www.PixCrystal.com

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www.Decoica.com

Recommendations to new entrepreneurs.

1. Don't spend thousands of dollars on a course. You can get high quality courses for under $20 on Udemy.com

2. Mentorship is great. If you can find a good mentor, even if they charge you, you save money on expensive mistakes you don't need to make.

3. There is no "right" time to start. The sooner you start the better, because the internet entrepreneur space gets more competitive every year.