Nathan Miller argues that copying other creators' work is a losing strategy. The market constantly shifts with new products and changing demand, so cloning someone else's business rarely works. Real money comes from creating original offerings that match what customers actually want right now.
I want to say that do not rip other people. And when I mean rip other people, I'm not talking about like similar products off Amazon or like TikTok shop and stuff like that. I'm talking about like your friends or people you know in the space or stuff like that. Like, that is such a bad mindset to get into. And I know plenty of friends, and I've probably been there, you know, once upon a time where I just rip a store one-to-one and you expect it to work. It's never gonna work. And it's such a limiting belief to think that there are not enough products out there for you to make your own money. Like, there are so products. There's products coming out every single day. There's people creating products every single day. There's demand. The market's shifting. Things are always moving. And when things are always moving in the market and with desires and all this stuff, that means there's always going to be new opportunities coming, like all the time. So ripping products like one-to-one, it's just not the way to go.
