How I made almost $1 million from a prison cell

Most people think prison ends your career. Mine kept sending me notifications.

I was born in Paris, and I was building online stores long before any of this. I sold locksmith tools, gadgets and accessories to customers I never met, in countries I had never visited. From my cell, my stores did almost $1 million in revenue.

I lost my freedom, but I didn't lose the business, because I had built it to run without me standing in a warehouse. There was no stock in my cell. Suppliers shipped straight to customers, AI answered their questions and a small remote team handled the rest. All I needed was a phone.

The proofEvery buzz was an order

Lights out at night, and the phone lights up. Pedido #1372. Pedido #1373. Those are real Shopify order notifications from my stores, photographed from my bunk.

People ask me if it made the time easier. It did. When you have money coming in, you eat caviar instead of canteen food. The shirt on my wall said what I was thinking every day.

If I could build a business from a bunk bed, you can build one from your bedroom.Hannibal

The systemFour moves, one phone

There's no secret trick. It's a sequence, and I've done it enough times to teach it step by step.

1. 1
   Find a product people already buy

   Use social media and the Meta Ad Library to see what's selling, then study the competitors behind it.

2. 2
   Build a clean, branded store

   Set up Shopify with a real brand, the essential apps, your domain and checkout payments.

3. 3
   Let suppliers do the shipping

   Connect each product to a supplier, so orders ship without stock in your room.

4. 4
   Automate content and support

   Schedule organic content and let AI answer customers. That's how the store runs while you're somewhere else.

Why it's freeStart before you pay me anything

I made a free training and I'm giving away the same playbook my students get. Watch it, try the first step, and decide if this is for you. If it is, the full course is waiting on the next page at a launch price.