I didn't come from money. I didn't come from connections. I grew up in a trailer park in Louisiana. My mom was a single mom with four kids. No degree, no connections, just $300 I scraped together to buy books at thrift stores and flip them on Amazon.

That was 2015. I didn't have a business plan. I had a Goodwill receipt and a refusal to stay stuck.

Brook and I figured it out together. Piece by piece, mistake by mistake. FBA, wholesale, retail arbitrage, online arbitrage. We tried it all. Some of it worked. A lot of it didn't. But we kept going because we knew the alternative was worse than failing.

When the Amazon Influencer Program came along, everything changed. We went from grinding 60-hour weeks to building a business that works in under 10 hours a week. This is the easiest business model we've ever touched.

At every stage of our growth, the thing that actually moved the needle wasn't some hack or secret strategy. It was getting around people who were already where we wanted to be and learning from them.

That's what we built our coaching program around. And that's why closing it was one of the hardest decisions we've ever made.

We didn't close it because it stopped working. We closed it because something bigger showed up.

We're not ready to show you everything yet. But if growing your Amazon Influencer commissions matters to you, you're going to want to be here for what's next.