Boba Milic is a man with two passions. The first is realizing his full potential, chasing his dreams, and living life to the fullest. The second is helping other people do the same. Making a difference and assisting hard-working families to build a brighter future for themselves is something that Milic believes in fervently and is a factor that has motivated him incessantly since he first decided he wanted so much more than his small-town background could give.
“Growing up in a small town and surrounded by a small-town mentality can be claustrophobic and somewhat constraining,” explained Boba Milic. “Yet it’s a double-edged blade that can cut both ways. You either let it limit your potential and curtail your growth, or you use it as the spur to get out in the wider world and achieve great things.”
In Boba Milic’s case, those great things led to the 25-year-old owning a company with over 600 employees and creating one of Amazon’s most sustainable and profitable business models — Ran For You (RFY) Amazon Store.
Milic explained, “RFY is a simple but hugely effective concept. Clients invest their money into the Amazon store, and we manage it, ensuring their initial investment continues to generate an extremely healthy passive income for years to come. The potential is limitless, and I’m determined to help as many people as possible get their own Amazon store up and running.”
Becoming a father for the first time at the age of 22 was a turning point for Boba Milic. In a bid to secure a solid future for his daughter, he began looking at options outside of the regular 9-5 and found it in e-commerce. Milic revealed, “The beauty of creating your own Amazon store is that with enough commitment, dedication, and motivation, anyone can do it. It’s a great way to start a business without giving up your regular job. If done right, it will change your life with blessings of financial freedom and the time to spend more time with your loved ones. I’ve experienced first-hand the benefits, and my mission now is to share the wealth with as many people as possible.”