u/BuilderAny5309

Sorry if this sounds fucking stupid, but here it goes

I am 35 right now and still a bit clueless.

I have lived in China shenzhen since the age of 26 came back to australia last year, in march.

I have NO FORMAL STUDIES, aka had a child at 19, bought my first house when I was 22 in southport, worked for my family restaurant aka chinese restaurant across australia. during this time I had been a ebay seller until I left the country in 2016 as I had a massive divorce, I lost everything my son, my house.

I started amazon FBA in 2019 until my business folded as I was selling sex toys (in wrong catageroy on purpose) until they started to close my account down in 2024.

Worked in Teleco for 11months in Sydney when I returned to Australia in March 2025. All wages gone to pay the Lenders back in China due to my folded business. MASSIVELY IN DEBT right now, about 100K aud.

I am very afraid to do cold calling and also walking to other companies to ask if they need logistics, as this is what my new job is all about, employed by one of the 500 company in the world. I am 2nd months in and no sales so far.

I speak chinese and read chinese but cant write. I done all my schooling in sydney until I met my first wife.

I have a second wife that I need to support as well as a son whom is 1years old.

I help Australian businesses import safely and cost‑effectively from China by combining on‑the‑ground China experience with practical logistics support in Australia.

I grew up in Australia and then spent around 9 years living and working in China, starting in factories and eventually moving into management. During that time I saw how many overseas buyers wanted to buy from China but were worried about fakes, scams, quality problems and communication gaps.

With their permission, I would pick up the phone, explain the product, quality control and proof step by step, and help rebuild trust. That’s still how I like to work today – transparent, patient and focused on long‑term relationships.

Now I’m back in Sydney, working in logistics and supporting businesses that import (or want to start importing) from China. I understand both sides: how factories in China think and how Australian businesses operate.

If you:
– already import from China and want to review costs, quality or logistics, or
– want to start importing but feel unsure about risk, suppliers or shipping,
I’m happy to have a no‑pressure conversation to see if I can help.