Ecommerce & Entrepreneurship

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 I currently run multiple businesses from a laptop in Bali. Ecommerce Paradise is an education and services platform teaching high-ticket dropshipping. Electric Bikes Paradise is an active ecommerce store selling electric bikes, scooters, and mobility equipment. Paradise Skate Mag is a skate media project covering culture, filming, and the […]

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 Most dropshipping stores don’t make it through their first year. That’s not a scare tactic. It’s just true, and I think it’s worth saying directly because the way dropshipping gets marketed online creates a wildly unrealistic picture of what building one of these businesses actually looks like. The courses

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 There’s a specific feeling you get when you sell a business you built from scratch. It’s not just the money, although the money is real and it matters. It’s the validation. The proof that what you built had value beyond the monthly revenue it generated, that someone else looked

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 The supplier relationship is the backbone of any dropshipping business. Get it right and you have a reliable partner who ships orders on time, communicates clearly, handles returns professionally, and helps you build a store customers trust. Get it wrong and you have a source of constant headaches: late

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 My first year of dropshipping was an education that cost me real money, real time, and more than a few sleepless nights. I’m not sharing this to be dramatic. I’m sharing it because every mistake I made in that first year is a mistake I watch new dropshippers make

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 I’ve tried a lot of ways to make money online. eBay arbitrage, Amazon FBA, low-ticket dropshipping, an MLM, affiliate marketing, content monetization. I didn’t just read about these models, I actually ran them, lost money on some, made money on others, and eventually landed on one that I’ve built

By Trevor Fenner | Updated 2026 I used to wake up at 5:30am to beat traffic on the 405. Now I wake up when I want, make coffee, open my laptop, and check sales from a house in Bali while the roosters go off outside. It sounds like a cliche. I know. But it’s my