Yeah, I could do it in a day, having already attempted that generic dropshipping bullshit in 2019, trying to sell some rubbish I didn't care for nor was it my own products. Doing something basic and generic like this gives you no creative outlet or real skin in the game. The barrier to entry is so low that it makes it very easy to start, and even easier to quit.

This time around what I'm looking to do is create a business in which I can actually utilise my own experience and strong points into something I'm pleased to be a part of. Something that actually excites me to continue building and improving rather than the aforementioned alternative; hoping to wake up to my store having sold multiple pieces of trash from China.