On today's episode, we've got a couple sellers who are now virtual best friends who are each grossing around a million dollars a year on Amazon.

But their story is super inspiring as just a few years ago back in Nigeria, they're making in one month what they now make in one day.

How cool is that?

Pretty cool, I think.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the serious sellers podcast by Helium 10.

I'm your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show that's a completely BS-free, unscripted, and unrehearsed, organic conversation about serious strategies for serious sellers of any level in the Amazon world. And we've got a couple serious sellers. Before I get to them really quick, I wanted to give a few shoutouts for some people who have been tagging us in social media about where they listen to the podcast so remember guys if you want to like tag us in instagram tag helium 10

software on instagram and myself h10 bradley of where you're listening to the podcast so we've got

dorothy who listens on youtube kenneth on youtube we got ishtar we've got sasa from germany shout out to you conner from on YouTube. We've got Ishtar. We've got Sasa from Germany. Shout

out to you. Connor from Ireland. We've got a real kiyakari. I love how some people, they only have

their names on her. I think that's Carl, actually. We've got Savio listens to us from India. We've

got Muhammad from Indonesia, Abdur Hamain from Morocco, and last but not least, Mario from

Guatemala. So thank you guys all for giving us shoutouts. And if you guys want to do that for

us, just make sure to tag us on Helium 10 Software or H10 Bradley on Instagram.

Anyways, we've got two serious sellers on here who I believe are virtual best friends now from what I

understand Sharon and Elizabeth how's it going welcome to the show thank you so much Bradley

thank you for having me I'm excited to be here uh me too all right see I got I got to

I got to look at my screen here to figure out who's talking. I think that was Sharon first and then Elizabeth, right?

Yes. Correct. All right, there we go. That's what happens when we don't have video. Sometimes I don't know who's talking here. But anyway, so we always start out when we have interviews on learning your kind of like backstory of how you got to where you are now. And we start pretty early on. So

Sharon, first of all, where were you born and raised? I was born in Nigeria. I was raised

partially. Let's say I was raised in Nigeria. I had my first degree in Nigeria and then I moved

over to the U.S. in 2010. Okay. So your childhood was pretty much in Nigeria. Correct. All right. Now, growing up there in Nigeria, what was your ambition? Like when you were eight years old, 10 years old, like what did you want to be when you grew up? Oh, when I was eight to ten, I wanted to be a doctor because that was what my daddy wanted me to be. All right. Good, good.

That's a good goal to have when you're younger. Now, Elizabeth, same question to you. Where were you

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