Hey, business building warrior. This is Jim. Welcome to silent sales machine radio. I have a guest

today. We turned on the video cameras. So if you'd like to meet Mr. Jason Shea, as we discuss,

his business today is various income streams. You can jump over to YouTube and do that. Or as the

vast majority of our listeners

do, just hang out on your favorite listening app where you go about your day doing what you do.

Thanks for listening either way. We appreciate you very much. I think some of the things you can

expect from today's show are encouragement, some transparency from a fellow business building warrior who has really been through

a grinder. He has seen some challenges and he's overcome them and he's doing some incredible

things. But he's seen struggle in his family. He even brings up some of the childhood challenges

that he's seen kind of filter into the way he does business and affected him as far as the way

he processes opportunities and how big he feels he can grow his business based on some limitations

he has in his own mind about what it means to succeed. We really kind of dive into the weeds

of the psychology of being a successful entrepreneur. That's not what we set out to do,

but there's a lot of really good content on that topic today. And you've heard me beat up a lot lately. I would say of the

past 100 episodes, it's come up maybe 20 or 30 times. What we talk about the private label

model on Amazon and why you should not start trying

to launch a brand on Amazon until you really know what you're doing and you have your feet under

you. Well, today, Jason is a guy who, before he came to our community, just kind of launched into that.

And he struggled and eventually built something.

So this is a success story with private label.

But I think it illustrates very well how you better be ready for an uphill climb at the

point when you start going down the road of trying to launch a brand on Amazon.

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