This is so crazy. Mom do you see this? I've got an online store!

I've thought about this for years. Turns out, all you gotta do, to get this thing up and running is to destroy your programmer Ego and subscribe to some stupidly useful online service like Shopify...

I wanted to do this on my own, without some provider. Seriously. But to be honest, a physics student like me only has limited time on his hands to get lost in these kinds of playful activities.

Now, you might be thinking - David is only doing this for the pASsiVe iNCoMe! yes, I am broke. That is true. That is part of the reason why I was thinking of doing this. But there's also something much deeper in this.

We all want to have some kind of impact on the world we live in. I think that is only natural. There is so many ways in which we can do this.

So infinitely many ways we can shape our environment.

My fellow Gen Z persons can probably agree, that all these infinite ways - all these opportunities - are quite often rather a burden, than a blessing. Yes. We do have crazy unlimited opportunities nowadays.

But this limitlessness was precisely the reason, why I have waited so long to launch my super dope online web store.

Is this really the best, most efficient and - of course - most holy way to shape my environment?

No.

Obviously not. I am literally just a guy who does some designs. All that makes this more interesting, is the fact that we've got these huge providers - in my case currently Shopify and Printful - that make it possible with just a bit of clicking around to make my silly little designs into actual physical products, that anyone in the entire world (I think... no clue about worldwide shipping tbh).

This is wild.

I am quite baffled.

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It's a bit of a gamble.

You might get no emails at all till I - or you - someday, tragically (or less so), pass away.

...or you might get some life changing update through this. Like imagine I'd be a father some day. That would be crazy life changing - for me... actually, I probably won't put that in my newsletter then. Seems kinda I'm-the-center-of-the-universe-ish.

Anyways.

See you around

Bless you

David