How I did 60K in my 4rd month of dropshipping, what did your first 4 months look like and what is the most important experience you gained during it?

In my first month I got €130 in sales dropshipping on Shopify. I was very happy with start seeing results. Because I had already put 3 weeks into it. Did it without any coaching so it all went a bit slower as wanted. In my second month I got 10K in sales, but was not really profitable. But hey! The revenue was up and I felt like it was about to crack. Then I reached €20K in October. But I stayed on the edge of break-even. Then November came and I got €60K in sales. I as well saw some good profits for the first time. (around €13K). I felt like I was on top of the world. But then I got a PayPal hold, so my whole cash flow stopped. I scaled way too fast, and it costed my cash flow. When I got the hold I kept advertising at around €1000 daily, which was eating all the cash I had left. The CV rate got a lot higher because of the offer I was running. Before this I was seeing a CVR of about 0.5%. I had to stop and my revenue declined from 6K daily to 0 daily. But the comeback is always harder then the setback! **Here is how I did it:** 1. I improved my website daily for 4 months long, I started looking at how big brands are doing certain things, because I thought, if I want to be a big store, I have to present myself as one and work like one. 2. I tested 3 products daily and focussed on creatives mainly. If there wasn't any good ads, I did not test the product. Video's worked better for me then images. Tested with different audiences and did retargetting on my audience. 3. I worked 14 hours daily. 4. Had a good supplier from China called GoDropify 5. Learned how to solve problems myself, big pro for when you do not have a coach that solves them for you. Everything from Meta, to PayPal and Shopify website issues. 6. I kept exercising daily and worked the weekends instead of going out. Have not touched alcohol for 2 years. (I was never a big drinker) 7. Invested in freelancers on Upwork, so I had more time left for important stuff. **What went wrong:** 1. No cash flow planning or profit sheet. 2. I told other people about my goals I had set for myself. 3. PayPal screwed me over. Keep the chargebacks low! And handle them quickly. Currently still running! All a lot more organized and with a lot of more experiences! Would love to come in touch with people pushing some volume, and wondering what did your first four months look like? What could I have done a lot better?