My advice, my recommendation to you, if you want to start an e-commerce business, if you want to launch a brand on Amazon, is don't wait for the supply chain issues to end.

Because guess what? There's going to be another issue. There'll be another excuse that'll keep you from starting.

And pretty soon you're going to wake up and 10 years have passed and you never started. There's going to be crap that happens in any business. That's the thing. Like, I'm not here to try to preach like, yeah, start your Amazon business because that's the only

business you can start that doesn't have challenges. No.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

In this episode, we're going to talk about the supply chain insanity and should you wait to start

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podcast episode. So first, I want to talk

about the supply chain insanity here in the United States and actually all around the world,

because as we're well aware, the ripple effect is real. It starts with Asia, honestly. It starts

with Asia. It starts with the suppliers over there. But ultimately, it goes through the United States and it kind of trickles everywhere around the world. So these things that are happening do ultimately affect everyone in all the countries around the world. So we're going to talk about what's going on. What is happening with this supply chain issues? When do we think it's going to get better based on some, you know,

experts? I'm not talking about myself, talking about the research out there. And then I'm going to

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