How He Felt After Selling His Amazon Business For Over 1,000,000$

Have you ever wondered how it feels to sell your Amazon business for over a million dollars?

I had the chance to sit down with Tomer David from Sourcing Monster, and he didn’t just talk numbers — he shared what it really feels like to let go of something you've built from the ground up. 

Tomer, a 7-figure seller, managed to exit his Amazon FBA business for a whopping $1.7 million in just three years.

In our chat, he opened up about how he prepared for the sale, the process itself, and his emotions after seeing that huge amount of money hit his bank account.

Curious to know more?

Keep reading as I dive into Tomer’s story, along with some solid advice for anyone thinking about selling their own Amazon business. 

You won’t want to miss what he has to say!

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How Tomer Felt After Selling His Amazon Business for Over $1M?

Vova: Tomer, how did it feel when you received the payment from selling your business?

How did it feel to have that much money hit your bank account? 

You sold the business that you had built up over several years. 

What was going through your mind? 

Were you immediately thinking about starting the next Amazon business and planning another exit, or did you feel like taking a break? 

I’ve never sold a business, so I’m curious how you felt.

Tomer: That’s a great question. 

To be honest, I had been thinking about this for around a year and a half before it happened, so it wasn’t a shock to me. 

It wasn’t like I decided to sell the business quickly and was suddenly surprised by the sale. 

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I had time to picture how things would look afterward, so when the deal actually went through, it felt strange, but not shocking.

When I saw that big amount — over a million dollars — hit my account, it was definitely a “wow” moment. 

You know, seeing that much money in one go was huge. 

But oddly, I didn’t feel as excited as I thought I would. 

It didn’t have a huge emotional impact at first.

The one moment that really hit me was when I called my father to tell him about it. 

Hearing how proud he was, that’s when I really felt something. 

That moment stuck with me, and it felt great. 

But other than that, I didn’t have any overwhelming emotions.

I thought that seeing the money would make me happier, but it didn’t change much. 

What I did was simple — I gave my wife $20,000, and I took $10,000, and we just bought some things we wanted. 

That’s it.

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Tomer: To be honest, I didn’t even end up spending the full $10,000. 

I only spent around $1,000, and after that, I realized I didn’t really feel the need to keep spending. 

I’m not someone who cares much about material things, so things like clothes or what car I drive aren’t a big deal to me. 

Sure, we did some renovations around the house, and that was nice, but it wasn’t anything extravagant.

After a few weeks, my mind was already thinking about what’s next. 

I told you I traveled to India, where I started a new business venture. 

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It’s still ongoing and involves YouTube channels for kids. 

That’s one of the new projects I’m working on now.

I also got involved in another Amazon business, so it didn’t take long before I was back into work mode.

For me, selling that business felt like the beginning, not the end. 

It wasn’t about being finished or stepping away, but rather about learning from the experience and using that knowledge to go even further. 

I see it as something that gave me insight and understanding, preparing me for bigger projects in the future.

For my next business deal, I’m still focused on Amazon. 

I partnered with a friend — someone I introduced to the platform — and after he grew his own brand, we decided to join forces. 

I bought 50% of his business, and together, we’re working on making it something much bigger. 

Our goal is to build it up to the point where we can aim for a larger exit, maybe even in the eight-figure range. 

Of course, you can plan all you want, but sometimes the results turn out different. 

Still, I believe that if you stay committed and keep taking action — like Vova does with everything he works on — eventually something clicks, and that’s when things take off. 

You just have to keep learning, keep trying, and it’s definitely possible.

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Vova: That's great advice, Tomer. 

Staying consistent and never giving up is key — eventually, persistence pays off!

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Conclusion

This conversation with Tomer was a great insight into the process of selling an Amazon business, the emotions that come with it, and the lessons learned along the way. 

It’s not just about the money; it’s about the journey, the experience, and what you take from it to grow even further. 

Tomer’s story shows that while selling a business is a big deal, it's also just another step toward new opportunities.

For anyone thinking about selling their Amazon business or even starting one, it’s clear that persistence and staying focused on your goals are crucial. 

Tomer’s experience proves that with dedication, a successful exit is within reach. 

Keep learning, keep pushing, and eventually, things will fall into place.

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