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Is Amazon KDP dead in 2026? The short answer is no. In fact, from what we're seeing on our side, more people are winning right now than ever before. What confuses people is they base reality on YouTube comments and random Facebook posts, which are honestly opinions from the worst of the worst. People who never tried, failed once, or are looking for excuses so they don't have to try at all. So instead of listening to opinions from people who never took action, this video is just going to show you real proof, actual student results posted inside our school community, I'm literally just going to log into our school community, show you all the wins, people are actually getting results, and based on that, you can judge if Amazon KDP works or not for yourself. So this is not going to be a single case study. I'm going to show you all the wins, which is going to be a lot. These aren't cherrypicked testimonials. Again, I'm going to show you everything, right? I'm going to show you testimonials of people making literally hundreds of thousands of dollars in a single month. Some are just doing a couple thousand. Some are doing in between. Either way, I'm going to show you everything. And these aren't old screenshots. All of the screenshots that I'm going to show you were posted within the past couple weeks. It is mid January when I'm filming this. And people usually share their wins at the end of the year or beginning of the new year, basically recapping how their business went. So, we're going to be reviewing those. None of these posts are paid posts, right? We encourage people to share their results, but they're not required to do so. People are sharing because they're excited with the results that they're getting and they want to encourage others. One last thing, I'll be blurring their name to protect their privacy. I don't want the thousands of viewers watching this video to go and find them and bombard them with questions, you know, via DM and stuff like that. So, blurring their name and their picture is for that reason. All right.