About This Episode
Today I had the opportunity to speak with Andrew Tjernlund, who is known as the man who took a small family business to become Amazon’s largest supplier in the Industrial/Electrical space, on the show.
His lifetime sales on Ebay and Amazon are EACH in the 8 figures and he now also sells directly to Amazon from which a six figure order is a weekly event. He shared his wisdom about;
- Secret sauce to building a multi million dollar business
- How to turn weaknesses into strengths
- How to be creative to overcoming external roadblocks can pay in tenfold in the long run
- Building a business that’s stood the test of time for 4 generations
- Winning deals through beyond strategies and tactics
- How to deal with setbacks that you didn’t see coming
- How to plan for the changing landscape of business using time-tested business principals
- How to get to your goals faster using your strengths
- The secret that a lot of successful entrepreneurs don’t tell you about
- How work-life balance work in running a multi-million dollar
and much more…..
Hint: Andrew shares a great golden nugget (among many) about the winning approach to doing anything great
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Resources
Follow Andrew on Facebook | LinkedIn
Personality Types – 16 Personalities
4 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss
About The Guest

Director of Marketing, Tjernlund Services
Andrew began his first importing business in 2005 at 19. Graduating with “High Distinction” in 2 majors from the Carlson School at 20, Andrew now owns and operates three businesses related to manufacturing, retail sales and third party marketplaces.
Took a small family business to become Amazon’s largest supplier in the Industrial/Electrical space. Operate that and several other businesses.
His lifetime sales on Ebay and Amazon are EACH in the 8 figures and he now also sells directly to Amazon from which a six figure order is a weekly event. Now 33, he lives in Hidden Hills Preserve with his wife and two young children.
Music Credit
Music by: Ryan Jones
Song: Japanika