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Dropshipping Failure Rate — Full Breakdown & Transcript

0h 34m video Published May 20, 2026 Transcribed Aug 6, 2026 Marc Verdú Marc Verdú
Beginner 17 min read For: Aspiring dropshippers and online entrepreneurs who are considering the business model but are discouraged by high failure rate statistics.
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"The title promises a worrying confession about 9M in revenue, but delivers a motivational rant about failure rates and excuses — the 'worried' angle is mostly a hook."

AI Summary

The creator responds to a comment claiming 80-90% of dropshippers fail. He argues the statistic is technically real but misleading, comparing it to gym membership failure rates, and insists the real problem is people giving up too quickly and making excuses instead of taking responsibility.

[00:02]
Responding to the failure rate comment

A commenter claimed 80-90% of dropshippers fail and nobody talks about it. The creator agrees the figure is real but argues it's misleading and needs context.

[01:34]
The gym analogy

Saying 90% fail at dropshipping is like saying 90% of people who join a gym never get in shape. Most quit within weeks — that's not the gym's fault, it's the person's lack of consistency.

[02:43]
How to measure success fairly

To know if dropshipping works, you must measure only those who do everything correctly for several months — not those who quit after three weeks. The fair comparison is people who train consistently at the gym.

[06:45]
One attempt isn't enough

People say 'I tried a store and it didn't work.' The creator compares this to changing a car tire wrong once or cooking carbonara badly once and declaring the whole method broken. You need multiple attempts.

[09:42]
The expectation of instant success

The expectation of achieving results on the first attempt is what inflates the 80-90% failure rate. People quit because they expected immediate results and didn't get them.

[11:01]
People don't search for answers

Students ask questions already answered in his free videos. He gives an example of someone asking about return addresses when he has five videos on the topic. People want everything handed to them.

[14:51]
Excuses prevent responsibility

Excuses like taxes, tariffs, or shipping costs are ways people avoid feeling bad about not taking action. If you have a valid excuse, you don't feel guilty for not trying.

[18:07]
Success rate among persistent people

Among people who genuinely try everything they should for months without giving up, the success rate is 80-90% — the inverse of the general failure rate.

[20:17]
Creator's personal story

The creator tried cash on delivery, Amazon, cryptocurrencies, trading, and reselling — failing at most. He only succeeded when he stopped making excuses and took responsibility for his actions.

[23:00]
Failure is quitting

You only fail when you give up. If you keep trying, you're learning. Going to the gym for a month without results isn't failure — quitting is.

[28:33]
The 'David' example

A typical person ('David') watches a video, sets up a shoddy store, gives up after two weeks when friends invite him to the beach, and then claims dropshipping doesn't work. People like David inflate the failure rate.

[31:46]
People need a path, not more information

The creator argues people don't need more dropshipping information — they need someone to tell them exactly what path to follow, what actions to stop, and what actions to start.

The 80-90% failure rate is real but misleading — it counts people who quit quickly and make excuses. Those who persist, follow instructions, and take responsibility achieve success at the same 80-90% rate.

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What percentage of dropshippers fail, according to the comment the creator responds to?

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80-90%

00:02

What analogy does the creator use to explain why the failure rate is misleading?

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The gym — 80-90% of people who join a gym in January quit within weeks and never get in shape, but that's not the gym's fault.

01:34

According to the creator, how should success in dropshipping be fairly measured?

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Only measure people who do everything correctly for several months without giving up — not those who quit after a few weeks.

02:43

What does the creator say causes the 80-90% failure rate?

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The expectation of achieving success on the first attempt, combined with people giving up too quickly.

09:42

What is the success rate among people who persist and do everything correctly, according to the creator?

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80-90% — the inverse of the general failure rate.

18:07

What is the creator's definition of failure?

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Giving up. If you keep trying, you're learning, not failing.

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What businesses did the creator try before succeeding with dropshipping?

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Cash on delivery, Amazon, cryptocurrencies, trading, and reselling.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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The gym analogy

Provides a powerful, intuitive framework for understanding why raw failure statistics are misleading across any endeavor.

01:34
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One attempt isn't enough

Challenges the common 'I tried it once and it failed' mindset with relatable everyday comparisons.

07:40
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Excuses prevent responsibility

Explains the psychological mechanism of how excuses protect people from feeling bad about inaction.

14:51
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Inverted success rate

The claim that persistent people succeed at 80-90% directly reframes the original statistic.

18:07
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Failure is quitting

A concise, memorable definition that shifts the focus from outcomes to persistence.

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[00:02] different video, mainly responding to this comment. I received a comment from someone saying that 80-90% of people who do dropshipping fail, and that nobody talks about it. And here, any guru, any course seller, any YouTuber

[00:18] like me, who wants to bring everyone to my side and sell them 1000 things, clue and that everyone who trains with me makes money. And no, I'm not going real video and yes, I don't know if the 80% or 90% figures are real, that I really don't know,

[00:34] but he's right, he's right. So I'm going to try in this because I have a lot to explain, to explain why he's right, since I'm not going to deny something that's real, but I'm also telling you that just as I'm telling you that it

[00:49] 's real, everything I'm going to tell you is real, it's not my opinion. So stay if you want to be part of that 90% who don't fail, or rather, that 10% who succeed . So I'm going to sit down and tell you.

[01:06] are real, maybe 80-90%, maybe it's 85%, maybe 75%, but they are real. And I'm going to tell you something, and I think you'll understand it quite well. These are figures that explain it to you even while saying that they are real, okay? These are figures that are not properly

[01:21] you see a change in light now, don't be alarmed. I'm going to sit down and watch it not kill me. Okay, fine. Look at my tone, look at the way I say it. I'm not try anything that is indefensible. For example,

[01:34] the figures are not entirely accurate because saying that 80-90% of people don't succeed or fail, or rather, as the comment states, fail with dropshipping, is the same as saying that 90% of

[01:49] people who join a gym never succeed. Of course , it's complicated because we're choosing a piece of data that's very much to our liking joins the gym in January because you want to start with your

[02:02] New Year's resolutions, you give it a week, you get lazy, you're just as lazy as you've been doing the rest of the year, you're going to be in that percentage of people who don't get strong by going to the gym. Should we blame the gym for that? I don't think so

[02:15] . Let me explain. 80-90% of people may fail with dropshipping, but they also fail at going to the gym and getting in shape. They n't mean we have to think that dropshipping is bad. Dropshipping is

[02:29] bad for all those people who give up. Everything in life is bad for because someone starts dropshipping in January, does it for three weeks, and then quits, doesn't mean they've failed. He already failed when he gave up, not when he

[02:43] understand? To know if the gym works or not, you have to measure and don't get strong. You need to measure the people who do what they're supposed to do at the gym and still don't get strong. In other words, to

[02:57] say that 80-90% of people fail in dropshipping, you would have to take all the people who are doing everything they have to do, who haven't given up, who have been trying for several months, and from there draw the

[03:09] conclusion, the data of which people succeed and which people don't, and from there get the percentage, because otherwise it's as unfair as putting the percentage of how many people succeed and how many do n't. It wouldn't be fair. The fair thing is how many

[03:24] people who go to the gym and don't slack off actually manage to get strong. There the percentage wouldn't be 80-90, it would be much higher. And that's not my opinion. This even if you don't like dropshipping, even if you don't like me, or even if you

[03:37] somehow like to hate dropshipping, it doesn't matter. We need to talk with because we are misinforming people. Because this person who made that comment, even if they are right, it's not okay. I'm not going to go to a

[03:49] comment from someone who teaches how to do diets, how to do gym exercises, how to train, and say, "Okay, the training is very nice into account that 80% or 90% of the people who try it are

[04:02] overweight?" Of course, because it fails. But why does it fail? Because he abandons. Because everyone who goes to the gym every day, eats well, and does all for, let's say, 3 months, 4 months, 5 months, notices an improvement in their

[04:15] life, whether they've gotten stronger, lost weight, or feel better. And I think we So, a person who does everything they have to do in dropshipping for x months without giving up, knowing that they have to learn, that they have to

[04:27] be consistent, that they have to be disciplined, notices an improvement in their life. but maybe he's someone who had n't set up a web store before and their first sales, earned extra income, or made €50,000, but of course,

[04:40] saying that 90% fail because it doesn't work makes no sense. So, that percentage in all the people who open a shop and fail, it will probably give you 90%, but measure it also by how many people join a

[04:55] same example and I think it doesn't make sense. You have to measure out of all those doing what they're supposed to do, do it well? Well, this is the same and it's not just my opinion, it makes perfect

[05:09] mean this from the bottom of my heart, and I don't mean to insult you or disrespect anyone. If you 're not seeing the point of this, you have too many prejudices and too many judgment, and maybe that's why nothing you're trying is working. I'm

[05:22] even talking about dropshipping, we're talking about a gym. Imagine. I 'm just telling you that measuring something by the number of people who try it and quit doesn't make any But I'll keep telling you so you understand. When you ask yourself if it

[05:36] works or not. Let me explain. Ask yourself if you're going to be one of those people the gym and don't go for even two weeks. Mark is, do you think it's going to work? No, no, no. I think I'll hold out. That's

[05:49] you going to withstand the first wave of doubts, of fighting against your demons, of put up with that? Yes. Okay. Then, you'll reach the percentage of people have to do. There your probability of success will increase a lot,

[06:04] gym, they do everything and end up getting strong. If your question is, " it's because you're not one of those people who join the gym going for any excuse. So it's not dropshipping's fault, it's

[06:17] your fault and you and I both know it. I don't care if you make Amazon cryptocurrencies, it makes yours, you join a gym in January and you don't go. So, let's continue with the order, okay? And I'm going to be pretty blunt, but look at my tone, I'm not

[06:31] angry, I'm not trying to put my opinion above everyone else and make you listen to me speaking logically. Then you pick it up, think about it, you can even GPT, to Cloud, and tell them if I'm right or not. This is not my opinion, these are

[06:45] objective facts. Then a lot of people tell me, "Marc, I tried a store and it didn't work for me. What do you recommend?" I say, "What the [ __ ], did you try a store or did I try a product and a store didn't work for me?" So,

[07:00] look, I have several examples where people say, "No, dropshipping once, this happened to me in the last YouTube live stream. A guy told me, work for me because I tried a store and I couldn't sell anything." And I say, "A store."

[07:13] So, can you imagine changing a car tire, doing it wrong, and saying, "Oh, I car tire and it didn't work." A [ __ ] wheel. You know how many tires you have to change tires properly. Or the number of cars you have to know how to fix. Oh Mark, I tried

[07:27] making spaghetti carbonara for once and it turned out awful. Spaghetti carbonara doesn't work. No, do more, damn it, once, with one store, with one product, even with two. It doesn't make sense.

[07:40] So, we're back to square one. How can you not fail? How can you not do well if you're not capable of trying more than once? I mean, imagine me trying, imagine, there's a €50 bill on the floor, I try to pick it up

[07:54] try again. Aren't you going to try to get it again? Sure, Marco, I'll try as many times as it takes. I do it, I set up a machine to try to lift it. entrepreneurship? Why do you test a product and say, "It doesn't work,

[08:07] seen that it's much easier to do it on Amazon." It does n't make sense. In other words, it's not my opinion, it's what I feel. It doesn't make sense. work, or it's rubbish, or you've failed, or it's worthless, or it's

[08:21] not as easy as they make it out to be. But what's the point of that? So how can there not be 80-90% of people who fail, give up, or don't succeed if we were talking about before, they are among the people who sign up for the gym in January

[08:34] . In other words, a person who watches one of my YouTube videos where I explain how to add organic marketing, and start one of those guides that lasts 40 minutes, 30 minutes, whatever. He

[08:48] buys a product, tries it, it goes badly, that's normal, isn't it? And it's like when goes badly, and you say, "This isn't working, I've failed. What did you expect?" So, my question is, what did you expect? So, you fail if you quit, because if you

[09:03] continue you don't fail, you learn, which is normal. So yes, there is an 80%, 80%, 90% failure rate, but that's normal. If there are these kinds of people, there absolutely all aspects of life, including at the gym. And you know it. I don't know if you

[09:18] train. I, for example, train, but I'm fat, but I don't have an ideal body and it's my damn fault. So, I'm going to blame my boxing coach. Am I going to blame the gym? I do

[09:30] n't blame myself, I'm a lazy bum and I eat like a pig, like a suckling pig. It's my fault. It's not the gym's fault. I will never blame the gym for my failure . It's one thing that I wanted to go to the

[09:42] where I'm going with this? So, what I'm we continue. The expectation of wanting to do something and achieving it on the first attempt is what makes the figure 80-90%. That's the fact. That's all. That fact is what

[09:55] causes 80% or 90% of people to fail. Now, take the for everyone, which includes these people and obviously increases the data a lot, get some people. Look, let's do an exercise. I'm going to sound

[10:08] are my students and those of you who have been watching me for a while, especially my students, in the last few calls. The last calls, I tell you to do everything overthink, and give it your all. And I have

[10:21] is not spam. All I want is the following. All of you who have truly done everything I say, without excuses, everything I say for more than three or four months, please let me know in the comments if you are selling or

[10:36] not, if you are getting results or not. I'm not going to delete anything. reality behind, and you'll see how the vast majority of my students, who are the ones who managing to sell if they listen to me. So if you take a percentage of

[10:49] 80-90% of them will be successful, not unsuccessful. So, that percentage isn't calculated correctly. But look, I keep telling you because this is something that happens very often and you, who are watching me,

[11:01] know that I'm right. Look, you 're not capable of focusing on talk about you. People are unable to focus on anything. Look, I'll give you received today, it was perfect for the video. I received it

[11:15] via Instagram. He was a boy I don't have. Look, I'm actually going to put it on, I'm because maybe, well, I'm going to make it up, right? Look, I have it here, you're seeing it on screen. Hey bro, I thought I didn't have any

[11:27] more questions about this, but I was thinking, if they request a refund, I have to give them a return address, right? And I manage it with your provider." And he

[11:39] quite worried. I have five videos on this channel talking about returns, order management, and a lot more. And focus. People tell me, "Mark, it's so hard to start a store.

[11:54] days because stores cost so much, man. Look at the screen. Go to my channel where the search bar is, click on ' create online store,' and you'll see videos of me creating a store. How can it be difficult if you're not capable? I mean, how can it

[12:07] not be difficult? How can you not fail if people aren't capable of going to find free information that takes 3 seconds? You want everything handed to you on a silver platter. simple. People want you to tell them, ' Here, do it this way.' No, brother, do it

[12:20] . It's normal that people fail. Imagine going to the gym and telling the trainer to lift the weights for you. Hey, brother, sit there, bench press and lift 100 kg for me, I 'm tired, I want results,

[12:33] but you do it." Abs, okay? It doesn't make sense. Then, Mar, I don't know how to find products. Look, you go to my channel and search "how to find products" or " winning products," and dozens of videos come up, dozens. Or, well, like I

[12:47] able to go to my channel and use the search function for the things they need. So, you're not focusing. The people who are n't focusing are the ones who then make the percentage 80 or 90%. But it's completely normal.

[13:01] Imagine going to the gym and not looking up how to do the workouts. Imagine going to the gym and eating all wrong. Imagine going to the gym and training for 5 minutes. You're not going to get results. It's the gym's fault. You have

[13:14] to say, "Hey, brother, 80-90% of people fail at the gym." Of course , because 80-90% of people do that crap. And I'm not talking about dropshipping, I'm talking in general. Then, like I said, people want everything instantly. Right down there

[13:27] , man. People want everything handed to them on a silver platter. Hey, Mark, I don't know what a store was, can you share the video with me? I mean, you didn't look for it, Juan Pedro. I mean, you didn't look for it. You're trying to start a business without even looking for it, man. You're trying to

[13:40] solve a problem. I mean, you have a problem and you're not looking to solve it for you. How convenient. So, it's normal that you're failing. It's normal sense. So, it's not that dropshipping doesn't work, it's that you

[13:54] haven't invested even 10 minutes in looking for the answer before giving up. I mean, it's not that, Mark, it's that I can't start because the taxes in Spain are recommend, Mar. Should I set one up, should I set up an LLC, should I move to Andorra, should I

[14:07] want to start. I mean, man, man, man, man, man, man , man. I mean, in the time it took you to Write me that. Look, you go to my channel and click on the search bar and type " taxes." Look, three videos come up with my tax advisors explaining

[14:21] do it, and telling you not to worry in certain situations. So, how can even find information that takes 5 seconds, for example, on my channel? Why? Because if you're writing to me, you know me, and if you know me,

[14:36] channel, why don't you look it up before asking? So, answer these questions. So, how can people not fail 80-90% of the time a store when they don't know how ? Do you understand? It doesn't make

[14:51] which is too many excuses for not taking responsibility. And here I'm going to touch on a I want those of you who are still here, who are understanding this, to be objective and not Don't start making excuses, don't start talking nonsense, please.

[15:07] want to your father, mother, brother, friends, make whatever excuses you want, your actions and inactions. So, the vast majority of people take responsibility. I'm going to explain it to you, okay? Mark, I'm not starting

[15:22] with tariffs, Mark, it's that this July they're going to pass a law that charges €3, Mark, Marc, it's the shipping, Mark, it's just 're doing is suggesting things to yourself so you don't feel

[15:35] bad about not taking action. Mark, I 'm not quite understanding you. When you say it's When you say that taxes won't allow you to make money, and without having mention tariffs, when you mention X, you're... By suggesting things, you're

[15:50] action. Let me explain: if you go to the gym every day, you're healthy, and the , you feel bad because you don't have an excuse. You know you should have

[16:02] feel bad for not going. So, you feel like crap. And this has happened to you and to me too. It's completely normal. Now, if I wake up in the morning and my finger hurts a lot, it really hurts, and I don't go to the

[16:16] gym, I don't feel bad. But the action is the same. You didn't go to the gym because you could have gone and done legs, you could have gone and done something else that didn't involve using your finger, but you don't

[16:28] feel bad. Why? Because the excuse blames everything else. So, what am I trying to say? When you have doubts, when you have "buts," you're making an excuse not to do something. Take responsibility. For example, this

[16:42] this video—and they're right, don't forget this, they're right—what they're doing is making excuses to avoid taking responsibility for their inaction. This person has convinced themselves that since 80-90% of people who

[16:58] try dropshipping aren't making money, they've convinced themselves not to take action, even after watching my videos. Because, of course, they just commented on one of So, if you're not going to take action, why are you watching them? Well, they're

[17:11] want to, they really would like it to work, but since they don't have the excuses to avoid taking responsibility and feeling bad about their inaction. Yes, fail, for the reasons I'm explaining, but why not focus

[17:26] "Okay, I "Am I going to be one of that 10% who actually succeed?" Because that would mean the day you don't record, the day you don't watch a video, the day you don't set up a shop, you're going to feel bad. On the other hand, if you think the business isn't

[17:39] working, you don't feel bad for not doing it . So, excuses are a way to not right about some things, for that comment is right, but with caveats. And I just made one. So, of

[17:52] for a week and say, "No, it's saturated, it doesn't work in my country, in n't work in Colombia." And you give up, you increase the failure rate. But it people who really try and do everything they have to do, the

[18:07] success rate is extremely high. I'd say 80-90%. I'm talking about working for them, about getting extra income, about quitting their job, about achieving high revenues, or whatever. But of course, if you try it, or do

[18:19] this doesn't work, it's crap," then the failure rate is extremely high. I say this from the heart, and this isn't meant as an insult. I was the same way, I mean, I was exactly the crap." "No, it's just that, it's just that." And what did I do?

[18:33] I shirkd responsibility so I wouldn't feel so bad. Excuses are so you don't feel so bad about not doing something or about having done it so badly. That's an excuse. So, it's normal, we all make excuses. I, for example, well, I

[18:47] but I'm not in shape because of my excuses. I'm not here to deceive you. I also make excuses, and I also sometimes evade my responsibilities with excuses, but I know it, I'm aware of it, and I feel bad about it, and I

[19:00] , day after day. For me, for example, business isn't hard, eat well. So, what am I trying to say? It doesn't matter that you make excuses, we important thing is that you know it's an excuse and that you're really evading

[19:15] responsibility for that action through the excuse. So, I'll continue so that we can move on track, and if you're still here, it means you understand me. If you make excuses about this guy just trying to sell courses and being a scammer, about not

[19:28] dropshipping, about tariffs, and so on, you're making excuses. taking action, about not having tried, about not having tried long who's healthy but doesn't go to the gym; they feel bad. But if you wake up feeling

[19:40] sick, if you get up, if your finger hurts, your knee hurts, or the gym is closed , you don't feel bad. But you really could have gone to the park to run, to do push-ups, to do something, but you don't

[19:52] Why? Because it's a valid excuse in your head. Saying, "No, it's not that it's overwhelmed," is valid for you. It's not that taxes are valid for you. It's not ." And you don't feel bad. But that's all you're doing, making that

[20:05] excuse so you don't feel bad. So, try it, take action, take responsibility, try to be part of that 10% that you say the 90% won't be able to. You'll see starts to look different. Why? Because you've stopped making excuses to

[20:17] speaking to you from a place of superiority, I 'm not speaking from an inflated was the same. Many years ago, I tried a thousand things. I tried cash on delivery, Amazon, cryptocurrencies, trading. I tried absolutely everything, reselling, and almost

[20:31] say, "What a load of crap, this is garbage." I even started to think that courses and more and more and more and more made money, but what happens? Everything goes wrong for me. I'd say, man, everything goes Bad. I'm mentally challenged, I

[20:44] think I'm right. So I started taking responsibility for my actions. I stopped I started making money with dropshipping. I launched a YouTube channel and I'm the it's the best-selling Hispanic one. I have thousands of people selling it and I'm not trying to

[20:57] telling you that the only change I made wasn't giving up the excuses, it was do. And yes, you might fail, obviously, but listen, failing is giving up because you keep trying. The one who keeps trying doesn't fail, they just

[21:11] wrap this up. I think it's been a long video, but I think it's for they understand and want to understand another person's point of view, even if they don't think the same way, because, dude, you and I might not think the same way, right? I mean, maybe

[21:25] matter. I'm not doing this to convince you; I'm giving you to explain this. So, look at this.

[21:39] Who is this business model for? For all those people who understand will be difficult. I'm saying it's not going to be a matter of grabbing a product and starting to sell it, and pointless. Imagine going to the gym one day, imagine cooking twice,

[21:52] imagine fixing a car once and saying it doesn't work. It doesn't make sense. Take responsibility for your actions or your inaction. So, do an , do this exercise with yourself. Think about what I'm about to tell you.

[22:07] Think about your excuses. Think about your excuses. No, don't put them in the comments. No, no, don't rant. Don't hate me. Don't put care. This interaction is for you, for yourself. Do an individual exercise, an

[22:20] Do an individual exercise, an internal exercise. Say, "I make excuses. Everything I say I'm going to do, I do. I try to convince myself that it's not wrong not to do things with excuses." You'll see that your answer will be yes.

[22:34] And if it's no, you're a person with very little self-criticism. Because whether it's at the gym, in your life, in your studies, we always make excuses. I make them and I 'm a millionaire, and I make them and things are going well for me, you make them too. And it's

[22:47] not an insult, it's normal. I mean, it's completely normal. So, do an internal exercise and accept that. Accept that you make excuses and say, "Okay, where?" "Why this or that?" And then he understands that people don't fail because

[23:00] fail when they quit. Because if you go to the gym and don't get strong for a month failed. You've learned to be consistent, you've learned to do the discipline. On the other hand, if you go for a month and quit, you've failed at the

[23:14] failed, not the gym at you. So, this is the same. work. Failure is the person who stops trying. Dropshipping isn't a business model where there's a high failure rate.

[23:27] Dropshipping is a business segment where people give up too often because, people come with a very bad mindset, they want to get things quickly, and dropshipping's fault, it's the people's fault, and I'm explaining that to you. So, if you've

[23:40] video, if you're understanding it, Let me tell you that you're one of the people who of success, and I don't know you at all. But having watched this video, at least trying to understand it, seeing the point, go check the comments.

[23:55] who are following my lead in the latest challenges—a mosquito, I mean, in tell you—act like soldiers, follow my instructions completely, seek out the information, don't for a month. All my students who are doing that, please let me know

[24:11] in the comments how it's going, because everyone is selling, everyone. And if you're not , like now, taking responsibility, setting up the shops, as I tell you, applying the phases, finding the products, and testing and testing and

[24:24] testing. If you do everything I tell you on YouTube, you're going to sell without paying me a and if No, you're making excuses, and that's your problem. So, is mental clarity. Without

[24:38] surely, if you're watching this video, you don't have mental clarity, and maybe this n't know. That's up to you. I'm not a mind reader. And look, if this video has discouraged you Damn, so people really do fail, oh, it's true, the guy who

[24:51] said that people fail, that there's a high failure rate. Ugh, telling you this for a reason because you haven't understood anything. I mean, go away. Seriously, dropshipping.

[25:06] How many people join a gym and stay overweight? A lot. And you know it. You know it . I know it. I'm overweight, I go to the gym, that's it. Why? Is it the machines' fault? Is it the trainer's fault? Whose fault is it, man, Mar? Well,

[25:20] people who don't go every day. There will be people like you, Mar, who are who aren't consistent, there will be people who go two days and quit, there will be people who are very intermittent, okay? No, people, we're talking about

[25:34] gym doesn't work, or you would never say that the machines don't work, or you would never say that running doesn't work. You wouldn't say any of that. Okay. Let's use the same logic. Logic. Why do we say that dropshipping is

[25:47] bad? Because 80 or 90% of people fail, right? Shouldn't we also say that the gym is bad for the people who go there, because the percentage of people who go to the gym and don't achieve anything is also 80 or 90%, according to the data we

[25:59] But it's not the gym's fault, but If dropshipping does it, then yes? Why? It does n't make sense. So now look at it this way. Of all the people who go to the gym every day or almost every day, eat

[26:14] reasonably well, and don't give up, how many people actually get results at the gym? I think the answer you're going to give is many, or almost all. do, they've been consistent, they've fought their demons, and they've had

[26:28] of not seeing results until they start seeing them. Yes, Mark, that makes sense. Good. Well, it 's the same with dropshipping. The people who come in, try it for a very they're told to do, and quit—those are the ones who then say that

[26:42] But all those people who else, but now talking about dropshipping, try for several months. They try doing everything that, for example, I'm talking about, products, videos,

[26:54] stores, etc. They train, they don't give up, they look for information on my YouTube channel spot. The vast majority achieve results, if not all of them, Mar, all of them , no, all of them. Why? Because the

[27:07] is to give up. So, the problem is you and not paying attention. The excuses. So, I'd like to say a lot more. good for it to get longer because people do n't retain information very well, especially with

[27:21] pretty clear. This comment, which is why do it for a while, but that comment came in handy. It's real. Yes, yes, I'm not going to lie to you. Yes, it's real. Damn, Mar, but no, it's not real. But I think that

[27:36] explained in this video, you understand why it's real. So, it's going to be real with all business models, with everything. With the gym, with cooking, Being a mechanic or a plumber will always be a reality. But do

[27:51] you want your reality to be clinging to the idea that 90% of fail, and that's why you don't want to try? Do you really want to be like that? people are lazy, they're quite idle, they don't have a good mindset, and that's why they

[28:05] 10% who persevere, and of that 10% who persevere, I'm going to be one of the 100% who than everyone else." Of course, if you don't think like that, you dropshipping, not in life. So, if you go to the gym and get

[28:19] 's the same with dropshipping. So, yes, 80% or 90% of people fail. If you look at the general percentage of people who try, they fail. But why? Because today, probably today, as

[28:33] watching this video, David, 19 years old, just university, just finished his summer vacation, goes to YouTube, wondering my videos, and wow, a store. He thinks, "Wow, that's great, man, from home, wow, this summer I'm going to..."

[28:48] Damn, that way I can go to Ibiza and blow it with hookers. Okay, David sees one of my videos, I recommend three products, he buys them, sets up a super cool shop, which makes me furious, sorry about that. I had this thing going on,

[29:02] you know? So David sets up a shoddy shop, messing around like an idiot because he's They try for two weeks, his friends start hanging out with him at the beach, and stuff . What happens? David has failed. And how many people like David are

[29:16] there? Because maybe you've been David at some point. So David is inflating the failure rate, but it's considered a failure even try. So it's not right to measure 80-90% by including these

[29:31] 've said it, it's real. So, yes, 80-90% of people fail, but there are people like David, and you know it. Dude. You've done it, I've done it, we've all done it ? It's normal, I'm not insulting anyone. Now,

[29:44] all those people who say, "Okay, I'm going to watch the videos, this isn't going to be one product doesn't work for me, I'll try another, I'll set up the store, I'll do it like Mar says, I'll watch the YouTube content, I'll train with him, whatever," and they try it for ages doing

[29:58] everything they have to do, without going back and forth , without interruptions, recording etc. Of that group of people, if I were to calculate the percentage, it would be that results. So, we've gone from 80/90 no to 80/90 yes, simply

[30:12] because of human actions, not because of dropshipping, because the business model remains the same. So let me make it pretty clear, it's your decision. You can make excuses or you can put in the work, it's up to you. I couldn't care

[30:24] someone who hasn't understood anything after watching this video , you're not my client, you help. So, I'm not going to try to convince you either. No, no, it's not there. monumental crash, but if in your head you say it's more feasible, then go

[30:36] automation, I don't know, whatever you feel like , but your head is one thing more than another. Okay, you're free. Now then. If you've understood what I'm , it makes sense. And if you don't understand, if you think it does n't make sense, before you

[30:49] trying to sell you something, which I'm about to do , transcribe this video, objectively. This person is right. Let's see what he says. Let's see what he

[31:01] speak with opinions, I speak with facts. I speak objectively and logically. millionaire. Logic and common sense. Not saying, "It's just that, it's just that, lazy. And I earn money because I'm a [ __ ] beast. And I don't earn more because I'm lazy even though I

[31:16] understand me. So look, I'm going to tell you quite clearly. Do you want to of the 80-90% of people who then make excuses for not taking action? Stop nothing. There's a [ __ ] mosquito, man. So, stop being lazy. If you have a

[31:32] everything you have to do. Stop making excuses and take responsibility for your actions and your inactions. It's super important. And now, lately in training, and here comes the self-serving speech

[31:46] that people don't need more information about dropshipping. What people need is this: to be told what path to follow do, what actions they have to stop taking, and what actions they have to start taking.

[31:58] So in the last group classes I teach, there are five a week, I teach two, that I'm focusing on this, and all my students who are doing this, all selling. They weren't selling, and now they're starting to sell. That's why you'll see a

[32:12] lot of people selling in the comments. So, not only in training, I'm going to how to set up your store, find products, we're going to review them, we're going correct your videos, we're going to teach you how to record, make videos with AI so you do

[32:26] if you don't want to or can't. We're going to teach you everything, but not only that, we're bit self-important—we're going to unlock your mind so you understand where you're failing and how to achieve the results you so desire. We're going to unlock your path

[32:39] searching for and achieve the results you want, instead of being part of that 80-90% who cry even though they know it's their fault. So I'm not going to take advantage of this sell you on how good my information is because it is, and you can see it in the

[32:52] tell you that if you want to start changing your life, be part of that 80-90% who do succeed, and stop being an idiot and making excuses, all you have to description, see more information, see everything, watch the video, read

[33:06] everything, because after that you'll see that you can achieve it. Because? responsibility for your actions, you're going to take responsibility for your inactions, and you're going to stop making excuses. And the first excuse you have to give is,

[33:20] a snake oil salesman." Subscribe, it's completely free. And if you want n't want to pay me and want to try it yourself , do everything I tell you on YouTube, exactly as I say, without fail, without excuses, and you'll see that

[33:33] everything I've said in this video is right. And if you don't believe you're to sell you the course, you've just made the mistake I've been this video. I didn't explain myself well, but I think you understood me. A

[33:48] understood me, I think this is awesome, okay, this guy makes sense. I hope I've opened my eyes. I'm about to get tongue-tied , sorry. A See you in the next one. Give this video lots of love because it will help a lot of people

[34:01] if more people see it. See you later. Chiao.

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