Nathan Miller argues that hardcore PC gamers in Rocket League, Valorant, Rainbow Six, and CS:GO have work ethic and technical skills that transfer directly to e-commerce. He's seen peers move from aim-training routines to successful online businesses, and says applying that grinding mindset to a money-making venture will build real wealth.
If you can trench a video game and get to the highest ranks in that game— Rocket League, Valorant, Rainbow Six, CS:GO, like any of these things— then you can get rich AF with e-com. The amount of people I know who are doing super well who used to play video games, they had PCs, they trenched, they were doing all this like aim training and stuff, including myself. That work ethic, that kind of tech savviness, and put it into a vertical that can actually make the money, they always take off. Especially if you're a PC gamer, like you know how to operate a computer better than like 99% of the population. Just in terms of that, you are so much quicker when it comes to doing work on it. So imagine if you just had all the skills and knowledge and you implemented that into something and used your work ethic to grind it out. Like, bro, you are going to get rich.
