Today, we're talking to a multiple seven-figure seller whose Amazon business allowed him to take

one whole year to travel around the world with his wife.

How cool is that?

Pretty cool, I think. Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of the serious sellers podcast by Helium

10.

I am 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.

We've got somebody who I think is pretty, you know, fairly serious as far as being a seller.

We got Andrew. Andrew, what's going on?

Hey, Bradley. Thanks so much for having me on here.

Awesome. And are you, didn't you used to or currently live in San Diego? Yes. Yep, yep. We are kind of neighbors, right? You're in Krolesbad, right? San Marcos, right? Yeah. So I could probably throw a stone and get close to your house. You know, usually this morning I interviewed somebody from another country, but so it's nice to have somebody locally here and we're all just freezing ourselves to death because it actually is in the 60s. You know, I'm literally-in-San Diego. We're spoiled, guys. I'm literally wearing a sweater right now because I could not handle how cold my houses because it's like 67. Yes, it's like 50s and 60s guys. That's like, you know, somebody living in in Vancouver or something. That's T-shirt weather, you know, for them. But for us, it's freezing over here. But anyways, we're not here to talk about weather here. But let's just get your backstory first of all. So were you born and raised here in Southern California or you transplant from somewhere else? No, no. I actually was born and raised in New Mexico, Los Cruces, New Mexico, so the middle of the U.S.

I love the spicy food there.

I bought a house once in Rio Rancho.

I was going to live out there, but I never did, but I just loved the food out there.

Las Cruces, that's where, isn't that where New Mexico State is?

Yeah, very good. Actually, both my parents isn't that where New Mexico State is? Yeah, very good.

Actually, both my parents are professors there at New Mexico State.

Oh, okay, okay, cool. The Aggies? Yes, yeah, very good. Yes, all right. I always test myself to see if I can figure out what the, if I remember the mascot. I'm really in a college sport, so I usually know a lot of these mascots there. Yeah, they won, you know, one thing that's great about the MSU football is that they won, they won, they're,

they're number one in being the worst football team in Division I football.

I was about to say, where is this going?

I was like, okay.

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