Courses

Courses that I’ve taken online or in person. I’m a learner by nature and I believe with how quickly society is changing, it’s important to constantly be adding to or building new skills. With an abundance of learning sites like Coursera, Udacity, Udemy, Khan Academy, edX, and hundreds of other free and paid online courses available, everyone has access to education and it’s more abundant than ever. What’s lacking is the motivation and desire to seek information you need to grow and reach your potential.

Amazon FBA Course For Beginners | Complete A-Z Blueprint (2025) – Flips4Miles

Free Online Course Link Software/Equipment to use for Online Amazon Arbitrage Product Criteria: Manufacturing Profits FBM Shipping Costs Google link here Best Categories for Beginners Beauty Toy Groceries and Supplements Not great for Online arbitrage in terms of groceries. Electronics Shoes/Clothing Sporting Goods Prep Centers (Scale) Virtual Assistants (Scale) Best Business Credit Cards Repricing Test

Amazon FBA Course For Beginners | Complete A-Z Blueprint (2025) – Flips4Miles Read More »

Product Launch Accelerator – Dan Engerer

Course: Product Launch Accelerator Overview: Product Launch Accelerator is a training and mentorship program that shows you exactly how to get your product designed, manufactured, listed on Amazon, and selling like crazy. Every step of the process is covered – from market validation through patents, prototyping, funding, marketing, and more. By the end of the

Product Launch Accelerator – Dan Engerer Read More »

Story Brand – Donald Miller

Course: StoryBrand Messaging Framework Overview: Few people know how to help businesses tell a compelling story like Donald Miller. As a New York Times bestselling author and CEO of StoryBrand, Don has helped over 10,000 businesses clarify their message. In this course, he’ll help you clarify your company’s message so customers pay attention and respond. Don has

Story Brand – Donald Miller Read More »

Financial Modeling for Startups – Evan Kimbrell and Symon He

Section 2: Jumpstart Unit Economics – Figuring out total costs associated with per unit costs. If it’s a cup of lemonade stand, then your unit economics would be for a cup of lemonade. Unit economics lets you figure out what you need to charge on a per unit basis. Waste – You need to factor in waste

Financial Modeling for Startups – Evan Kimbrell and Symon He Read More »

Scroll to Top