It's been almost 20 years since I moved to the USA with a baseball scholarship, chasing the dream to become an MLB player.Even though I didn't make it to the big leagues, I was able to secure a scholarship and earn my college degree. Since then, I embarked on a new journey.The journey of entrepreneurship—it seems like this one is in my genes.It all started with my great-grandparents, also immigrants from Italy, who moved to Venezuela to eventually become owners of their own businesses. Then my dad, who is still in the race, facing ups and downs but hasn't given up.Now I'm in my own race and battle.I have tried several business ventures—some failed, some did okay, and some did well. But still, none of them moved the needle enough.In 2018, I started selling full time on Amazon, then ventured into eBay, and over a couple of years ago, Walmart.Since then, I have always believed there is a huge opportunity in selling online, even today, more than ever.My results so far:Over $4 million in business revenue.This is not a flex, the goal is to tell you1. I have been in the trenches and It's possible to reach those numbers2. Its hard…But possibleLike I said...It hasn't been easy—lots of ups and downs. I have lost money and made money. It's been a rollercoaster.But hey, that's the life of an entrepreneur Right?Now I'm dedicated to launching products to sell on Amazon and Walmart, with the eventual goal of selling the company.While working on that, I share my experience with you to hopefully help you in your journey."The difference between baseball (sports) and business is that in business, there is no age limit."