I'm 33, Korean American, and a high school dropout. My whole 20s were jobs I hated. I was working as a claims adjuster making about $50K a year.
So I finally stopped overthinking and started doing. Two years in, my Amazon FBA business was doing $1M a year. Airbnb arbitrage doing $300K. Walmart doing $500K. On paper I'd made it.
Reality: I was $90,000 in debt. Amazon banned a listing and $75K disappeared in a day. Then Airbnb shut my listings down and that income was gone too. Inventory, storage, and overhead ate whatever was left. I'd spent years building on land I didn't own, and one email from a company I'd never spoken to could take all of it.
Then I funded one client. $60K approved at Chase, a $6,000 fee, under an hour of real work. No inventory. No platform. Nobody who could shut me off. That was the first time the business was actually mine.
So I went all in. Started my funding company, spent $70K on mentorships to skip the years of figuring it out, and paid off all $90K in 4 months. Six months in I was at $75K/month.
That's the CFS Framework, and I'm teaching the core of it live. See you in the room.
