Impressive store and hope to see it grow further. And I just want to share that whoever is aspiring to open their own stores you really need some financial backing to sustain this business, especially at the beginning. Sales will be very low and almost seem like it's impossible to sustain a BL store if you start with a very low inventory like I did. Stick with your job for the first year or two at least (unless you secured a sizeable startup capital) and keep buying sets to part them out. If you're working, don't go overboard. You will be sitting on a lot of inventory (and money) for months and years at least so make sure you wouldn't be needing them anytime soon. If you can, go ahead and spend $5k to start a decent store. Even that is a very conservative estimate. A $20k startup on inventory should be your target.
I’ve been messing around with used snap-on tools for years on eBay. Got over 500 sales😁. I love the trill of the hunt and the feeling of a sale. Wish I could get more tools and make more sales. But if I pay $20 I sell for $50. After shipping and fees I’m lucky to make $10 😅 I’d make more money at work but I enjoy it.
Thanks for sharing the details of the operation! We don't know the time and effort that takes to have a successful business going! We all dream with that but man.... it's a grind!
Looks like you have an awesome operation over there I hope 4th quarter sales kick ass for you.Keep up,the great work and focus as a business owner for 22 years I like seeing you young Turks going at it keep it up my friend.The hard work will always pay off
@@LifeBricks Nah, I don't want u to have to lose money cause of me. I want to see u succeed so I will pay the total amount. Thanks for the hook up tho. I started a cart and have uncle Owen's torso in it already. When I have time to look through the whole store I will let u know
I’ll more then likely have an entire revenue breakdown posted at the end of this year but just for reference in the past 14 months my highest month (revenue) was $10,100 and lowest month $4,300
I think it's crazy how the Shops with 400-600k parts do this full time. I have 2 million parts and still can't quit my job. I list 250k-400k parts a month. 1 man operation with the occasional help from wife. I understand cost of living is differnt for everyone but still don't understand it. But it is a lot of fun. I think I would have to be at 5 million parts and list 400k-600k a month maybe to be able to quit my job.
Awesome Vlog! I enjoy watching brick link success! And thanks for the shout out I hope lego “drugs” flip well!
Impressive store and hope to see it grow further. And I just want to share that whoever is aspiring to open their own stores you really need some financial backing to sustain this business, especially at the beginning. Sales will be very low and almost seem like it's impossible to sustain a BL store if you start with a very low inventory like I did. Stick with your job for the first year or two at least (unless you secured a sizeable startup capital) and keep buying sets to part them out. If you're working, don't go overboard. You will be sitting on a lot of inventory (and money) for months and years at least so make sure you wouldn't be needing them anytime soon. If you can, go ahead and spend $5k to start a decent store. Even that is a very conservative estimate. A $20k startup on inventory should be your target.
I’ve been messing around with used snap-on tools for years on eBay. Got over 500 sales😁. I love the trill of the hunt and the feeling of a sale. Wish I could get more tools and make more sales. But if I pay $20 I sell for $50. After shipping and fees I’m lucky to make $10 😅
I’d make more money at work but I enjoy it.
Thanks for sharing the details of the operation! We don't know the time and effort that takes to have a successful business going! We all dream with that but man.... it's a grind!
Doing good dude, keep up the good work
Looks like you have an awesome operation over there I hope 4th quarter sales kick ass for you.Keep up,the great work and focus as a business owner for 22 years I like seeing you young Turks going at it keep it up my friend.The hard work will always pay off
I really need to place an order at ur store. I will soon enough
Let me know it’s you when you do! I’ll refund your shipping it charges you!
@@LifeBricks Nah, I don't want u to have to lose money cause of me. I want to see u succeed so I will pay the total amount. Thanks for the hook up tho. I started a cart and have uncle Owen's torso in it already. When I have time to look through the whole store I will let u know
Nice
😎👍
Nice!
I am just wondering, how much money do you make from bricklink nowadays?
I’ll more then likely have an entire revenue breakdown posted at the end of this year but just for reference in the past 14 months my highest month (revenue) was $10,100 and lowest month $4,300
@@LifeBricks that’s incredible! Also I love your videos and watching this has really inspired me.
Very impressive 👌 But wait... $5,- for the Zane mech?? 😱 I thought I had a nice one for high in the 40ies.
Yes I got this batch for $5 per then I got I believe 19 in November 2021 for $11 each
What’s your sleep schedule like
Ideally: Sleep from 10 am to 6 pm.
I think it's crazy how the Shops with 400-600k parts do this full time. I have 2 million parts and still can't quit my job. I list 250k-400k parts a month. 1 man operation with the occasional help from wife. I understand cost of living is differnt for everyone but still don't understand it. But it is a lot of fun. I think I would have to be at 5 million parts and list 400k-600k a month maybe to be able to quit my job.
What’s your store name?
OP probably has like 10 lots total thats why.
dang 400000 parts dang, I have 460k in my collection but that’s all destroyed sets and built sets u prolly have like 2 mil total pieces
Probably somewhere around there when you take into account my bricklink store and personal collection yes
400,000 is a good starting point, but I’d say 400,001 is a little better
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aye i saw my name on the sells
Thank you for your order!
So.. is 400k enough?
First!
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Man probably sleeps 5 hours a day
Sometimes, but luckily I have some days 7+ Lol
Damm man you work to much! I know the love for Lego is great, I identify with that but you need some relief! Take care!
Of course you listen to SWT, worst LEGO youtuber listening to the worst Star Wars one
It does take time and effort. We know this all too well. Nice video.
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