I have to say that you have inspired me to put my energy into setting up a motorcycle repair business ,where I also buy bikes to sell,I'm in the U.K so you don't need to worry about the competition!.
@@FreedomRides1776 Things are picking up nicely,I have 3 bikes in for repairs and recently bought 5 bikes at auction which I am currently assessing.Hopefully by the end of November I will be in a position to take on another mechanic and a trainee.
You're a special young man. Wishing you continued success. Your testimony and willingness to share your wins and losses will help and change some lives Over the years. God Bless.
Hey Sean - these more personal videos sprinkled in between your fun, recent adventures really works! I am loving your stuff man. I wish I could get to your live broadcast but always miss it!
Honestly Sean I think you found your calling and it makes me happy seeing a good guy do good. You love motorcycles, you love people, you treat people right and it shows. Good for you man.
You’ve got some wisdom and it’s always nice to get the opportunity to just listen to you. I loved that analogy of successful people sitting on piles of failures while unsuccessful people sit on piles of never trying.
Great breakdown of what success is. Robert Kiosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, wrote that his father told him he was nuts to start a business because 9 out of 10 new businesses fail in the first 5 years, he writes that his take away from that conversation was that if he wanted to succeed he would have to start 10 businesses in order to get one that succeeds. 15 years after reading that I am in a successful business and when I count back on all the ventures I have endeavored and failed at the exact count is, you guessed it, 9 losses and one big win. Don't be afraid to fail, its more important to be prepared to fail so you can move on to the next attempt.
I've been watching many of your test drives on various motorcycles to get an initial review. That said, thank you for sharing your experiences. I've had so many business ideas but would never go through for the fear of defeat or getting into more debt. Though, I've had some thoughts of if I never try, then I would never know if it would have worked or not. That last comment is powerful and I had to subscribe because I now respect you alot more. I never met you in person, however, I hope to meet you in person one day. Who knows, maybe to even buy a bike from you. Awesome channel! Keep riding!
I love hearing the inspiring stories of people like yourself who just kept trying until "it happened"! Back in the 1980's I remember reading books and news magazine articles (US News and World Report, Time, and Newsweek) about Lee Iacoca, Sam Walton, Dexter Yaeger, Zig Ziglar and others who succeeded in big ways in their fields, but were humble enough to share the low points or mistakes that helped get them to the top too. Thanks for sharing this story on You Tube. Although I have had some ideas, and started the business plans and talking to people who know people, etc. none got very far off the ground. Whether it was good or bad, who knows. Sometimes it truely is a sucess to realize a plan will fail- and avoid that path in the first place. What I do know is I am still drawn to conversations like this one about success. Thanks!
Good show. My Dad was in sales. I also had an Uncle who was a car salesman all of my life. Until he finally retired. You can make a good honest living from sales. You have your ups and downs just like in anything else. Keeping a positive attitude is the key to success. Hard work too. Being the owner helps too, but then there's nights when you bring your worries home. I always look forward to seeing your next episode. Take care and be safe. VAUGHN
This was a great video, I started my landscape business in Ga about 5 years ago at 24. I am definitely looking for the next venture, but as of last year we grossed over 346k in sales with one pickup truck and 3 guys including me. When I started I was knocking on doors and could not get anybody to spend more than 20 bucks. It literally comes down to being incredibly stubborn and sitting on a mountain of failed attempts. I completely agree that nobody gains success easily. It is very risky and full of failures. A lot of ups and downs. If anybody has an idea or a drive to start a business you really only have time to lose. Money can be fixed or made back.
DoodMang well you need to continue with your cash cow the landscaping company and then start to diversify on the side with something else that excites you
That was such a refreshing video to watch. I've been going at it for years/decades I guess buying and selling. Finally got my niche market a decade ago (motorcycle related by chance lol), still building it and growing year upon year. Had many setbacks but I have to thank my old business partner, thanks to him being such a conniving so-and-so I would never be where I am now. He basically poached my idea and work. As usual I didn't have the money and as he did he took it and ran with it, then contacted me and asked me to come on-board after he already had it tied up. I had two choices, lose a year plus of work or get on-board with him. I was able to make it three years before I told him to buy me out and I started my own thing from scratch in the same field but not direct competition to him and gave him a none-competitive contract for a year. After a year I realised I need to get back to what I know and contacted him to let him know, I was civil and tried to not compete with him directly but he ignored my gesture and badmouthed me, so I thought game on. Now I was up against a very good name and brand I helped to build but I have something he doesn't have, drive and perseverance. Now 7 years later he has closed shop and I'm going from strength to strength. Thing is sometimes we need that push we don't feel comfortable with to start our journey.
Without failure or hardships the lessons needed to obtain a meaningful amount of success cannot be learned. As well the required skills to run and maintain business ( financially, emotionally, and interpersonally) at a level that brings gratification need hardships to really not only be learned but put in to practice. Failure isn't the thing to be ashamed of, regret from not attempting something can be though. Good vid and good info. Many need to hear this. You must fail in order to succeed. Thanks Sean!
Sean, I love the way you summarized success at the end! Successful people never give up. They might fail 10,000 times, but that 1 success might be the one to set them up for a long time.
I run a small business and when folks ask me how I did it.... I say.. i just pushed forward and tried it. Most just never get past the idea phase. When in reality its the clearly linked to the 1% inspiration....99% inspiration..... Great Video & cheers from the MIA.
Thank you so much for this video. Super inspirational and helps me further understsnd that you need to fail to become successful. It is my dream to own a business, and I looove riding motorcycles. Maybe one day I can combine them, who knows. Love what you do and am always entertained!
This whole video is incredibly awesome and inspirational but just the part about you going from highschool to community college like good job man that stuffs hard to keep up with
Great video man!!totally agree with your view about succesful people and everyone else who basically don't try and do not learn from failure! The real succesful people learn from their failure so that one day they can actually be succesful!
Thanks for sharing your personal businesses start up .... I keep trying to think of some business I'd enjoy doing everyday. I just can't seem to come up with anything I'd enjoy.
Bro youre a gooood guy you have a very humble and rightious aura thank you very much for the informative video I've also been trying my hand at my entrepreneurial Spirit over the last year and it is very inspirational to hear your outlook on success and failure
Super enjoyable story. Saving up that money is far more of an accomplishment than you give yourself credit for. Thanks for sharing the stories...there is motivation in the details.
I love the reflection on your business ventures. Buying assets is a great goal. It's not always easy to see what is an asset but that comes with experience. At this point in my life I am nearer the end of my career than the beginning. I have learned some things both working for myself and working for companies big and small. 1) businesses change but it's the people around you that matter. I have met and worked with some amazing people, many of whom I am friends with years later. 2) Most businesses have a shelf life. Technology changes, people's taste change. Know when and how to get out. 3) Doing something that works for you is good. Beating a dead horse is bad for you. 4) Do something that you are interested in but make money at it. I love motorcycles and I did the buy low sell high for a while but I am older and I don't understand the motorcycle market anymore. I got out. 5) Anything you do, to bring a product to market, to offer someone a great experience or to provide someone exactly what they want is not a failure and is not wasted time. Sometimes we have to stay busy and engaged so that we are ready for that perfect opportunity. About the popcorn box, don't be so hard on yourself. You were actually doing while others were just dreaming. (I'll bet you learned a lot too.)
really cool video. was hoping you'd keep posting ones on the same topic. it makes you realize with determination and not being afraid to ask for help you can make stuff happen! and you're probably gonna fail a few times along the way so DO NOT GIVE UP!
Colonel Sanders was in his 70s when KFC became successful. He had his share of failures. There are many more stories like his & yours. Point is you did not quit. Babe Ruth was the home run king, he was also the strike out king. God bless you for sharing. You have inspired someone. Also, you are not shy about sharing God's Word and for that we know he smiles on His kids.
Not only is this incredibly great bike channel but as a father of a 22-year-old son, I am hoping he can learn something about money and life experiences that you have gone. I watch all your videos and share the links with my boy. Thank you very much for your wonderful and inspirational videos. God bless.
If a man is motivated enough and willing to work hard enough he can attain his dreams seems you've attained your Sean that's a pretty awesome success story.
The last few lines you said are so true. I own my own small business and have failed at a few things, Im not successful yet but im at least in the positive. You will never know if you are gonna make it if you dont try.
Your candor, courage to share and unashamedness regarding Christ is refreshing. May God continue to guide you. And no matter what challenges and opportunities the future may bring, please don’t ever sacrifice family for your business. God be with you always. Be well.
Still wanting for what srk stands for 😅 great video as always brother keep up the clean content only one on RUclips with out every other word beeped out !
Sean thank you for the inspiration. As of a few months ago my first business is a failure. I am currently working on my next plan and this has really given me some hope that one day if I fail enough times that I can build a successful business.
Thanks for sharing. I'm showing all your video's regarding business to my wife as she is starting one. We really like this form of you sitting there and sharing how to create succesful enterprise. Keep it up man. Greetings from Poland 😀.
Thanks Poland friends. I wish her the best of luck what is her new business doing ? And has she checked out any of Christie wright books about business
@@BikesandBeards She is opening her own hairdresser shop. She is educated and trained in mamy areas but this is what's se really likes. After working for others for mamy years she decided to go on her own. I'll sugest her the books.
Good stuff fellow bearded man. I will be contacting you in the next few months when I get my "Idea" off the ground. You can make money and I can make money. Love watching your videos, and I am really impressed with your story that I didn't know. Thank you for sharing. It gives entrepreneurs like me the fuel to keep going.
I know it's easy to stand on the outside of an event and make judgement calls, but you should have gone with the popcorn bucket idea. It's a great idea and I bet it would have been a big success with potential to grow into more. I disagree with your comment about "unsuccessful people are sitting on a mountain of never trying." They are sitting on another thing that did not work, but when they find the one that works for them, if they don't stop trying, they will become successful. If someone had looked at you during one of your earlier unsuccessful business attempts, would you have been accused of not trying? No, each unsuccessful try would only form the mountain that you now sit upon as a success. Good job, Sean.
Popcorn bucket was a great idea! Yes sir, done several prototypes as well. And you’re correct, most won’t try for fear of failure or being ripped off by big corporations, which does happen. Although, nothing ventured is indeed nothing gained... There will be many failures along the way, along with much time and investment, you might even lose your family in many cases.
Someday you should have a popcorn bucket machine made to your original spec and have it in your man cave! That was a brilliant idea even though it did not work out in the end.
Thanks for the insight, Sean...especially liked the part about buying an fld and trying out trucking. ..I can relate to that since I've been an owner operator for the last 42 years Never made a killing at it but it's a good living....motorcycling has always been my hobby...
I loved the ending, it is exactly right. You have a good idea? Try it, and actually put time, effort, finances into it. If you can't do any one of those three it'll never work.
At one point I did concert promotion, took a year working on it then got to that point a lot of folks get to, you're right there on the edge of pulling it off or getting cold feet and going back down the hill. The stepping off point as it were. I forced myself and remember saying, "Go ahead and jump, and hope the chute opens" It was the fear of the unknown, but I pulled it off.. lost money for myself and the silent partner, but we did it. Now I don't have to wonder what if.
How do you overcome depression to become succesful? My depresion comes from loosing my father two years ago, I use to be succesful but after that I went down real hard. I'ts being too long I feel ashamed of my self for being down and defeated, I lost my energy and the hunger for bussines and success I used to feel. The only thing I will never lose is my love for god, I hope that bring me back to serve. You mentioned FOCUS and DISCIPLINE, I'll stop trying and start doing. Blessings for you, your family and your big dreams. I admire you, thank you for sharing.
D M I feel for you depression is a dark thing. And a real thing. Sometimes you just need to work through the pain and also get help with the depression. I’m sorry your dad died. I know how important my dad is to me and it would for sure knock me down if something like that happened. But I have a family of my own and can’t let them down.
The thing with more money (eg $1 Million) is that you can use different mechanics in multiplying this Million than with $5. So I would see Your achievements in a different level.
Serious question... How did you handle all the Titles for the bikes? Did you have the seller sign and notarize and you file it until it sold? Or did you get it put in your name and wait for a new title to come in before selling the bikes?
NateOnGuitar you can only put so many titles in your name and at that point you have to pay taxes. So I was an agent of the dealers who were buying the bikes.
When I left the Army, I had three life dreams die in less than a year. I'm certainly not a success story, but that failure pushed me in directions I never thought I would go. Life has a funny way of not working out the way we think it should...but perhaps that's what we all have in common with each other.
dude we still have redbox kiosks here and people use them every day in the poorer areas of towns in every state people can get a redbox movie for a buck and a couple bags of popcorn for a couple bucks and them and their friends or kids can have a great night that idea is still viable not everyone can afford to take their families to a theater or afford all of the streaming services some of us can if i had the start up capitol i would totally run with your idea brother
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I have to say that you have inspired me to put my energy into setting up a motorcycle repair business ,where I also buy bikes to sell,I'm in the U.K so you don't need to worry about the competition!.
Dark Knight Dreizehn that’s awesome how is it going ?
@@BikesandBeards A bit quiet in the current climate,but the business has been growing steadily up to the covid 19 lockdown.
Dark how about now buddy just wondering
@@FreedomRides1776 Things are picking up nicely,I have 3 bikes in for repairs and recently bought 5 bikes at auction which I am currently assessing.Hopefully by the end of November I will be in a position to take on another mechanic and a trainee.
@@darkknight1340 congratulations thats awesome to hear best of luck from across the pond!
You're a special young man.
Wishing you continued success. Your testimony and willingness to share your wins and losses will help and change some lives
Over the years. God Bless.
Hey Sean - these more personal videos sprinkled in between your fun, recent adventures really works! I am loving your stuff man. I wish I could get to your live broadcast but always miss it!
I should go live more often
Honestly Sean I think you found your calling and it makes me happy seeing a good guy do good. You love motorcycles, you love people, you treat people right and it shows. Good for you man.
You need to revamp that idea, fill them with snack foods, and put them by all of the pot dispensaries. 😂
MUNCH BUCKET 😊
@@davidowen888 I love that idea and name lol
So a vending machine? Lmao
That’s a great idea, you are a genius
You’ve got some wisdom and it’s always nice to get the opportunity to just listen to you.
I loved that analogy of successful people sitting on piles of failures while unsuccessful people sit on piles of never trying.
Great breakdown of what success is. Robert Kiosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, wrote that his father told him he was nuts to start a business because 9 out of 10 new businesses fail in the first 5 years, he writes that his take away from that conversation was that if he wanted to succeed he would have to start 10 businesses in order to get one that succeeds. 15 years after reading that I am in a successful business and when I count back on all the ventures I have endeavored and failed at the exact count is, you guessed it, 9 losses and one big win. Don't be afraid to fail, its more important to be prepared to fail so you can move on to the next attempt.
Exactly your dead on
Love the channels and discussions on business, life and stuff.
This video and the " How I Really Started..." 2 of the most accurate vids on what it takes to succeed. Great stuff!
Probably my favorite vid so far, love a good success story. Keep up the great vids!
I've been watching many of your test drives on various motorcycles to get an initial review. That said, thank you for sharing your experiences. I've had so many business ideas but would never go through for the fear of defeat or getting into more debt. Though, I've had some thoughts of if I never try, then I would never know if it would have worked or not. That last comment is powerful and I had to subscribe because I now respect you alot more. I never met you in person, however, I hope to meet you in person one day. Who knows, maybe to even buy a bike from you. Awesome channel! Keep riding!
So much respect for Sean, truly honest and hard working. Not afraid to give it a go.
I love hearing the inspiring stories of people like yourself who just kept trying until "it happened"! Back in the 1980's I remember reading books and news magazine articles (US News and World Report, Time, and Newsweek) about Lee Iacoca, Sam Walton, Dexter Yaeger, Zig Ziglar and others who succeeded in big ways in their fields, but were humble enough to share the low points or mistakes that helped get them to the top too. Thanks for sharing this story on You Tube. Although I have had some ideas, and started the business plans and talking to people who know people, etc. none got very far off the ground. Whether it was good or bad, who knows. Sometimes it truely is a sucess to realize a plan will fail- and avoid that path in the first place. What I do know is I am still drawn to conversations like this one about success. Thanks!
Awesome breakdown on what it takes to be successful! Great video brother!
Good show. My Dad was in sales. I also had an Uncle who was a car salesman all of my life. Until he finally retired. You can make a good honest living from sales. You have your ups and downs just like in anything else. Keeping a positive attitude is the key to success. Hard work too. Being the owner helps too, but then there's nights when you bring your worries home. I always look forward to seeing your next episode. Take care and be safe. VAUGHN
This was a great video, I started my landscape business in Ga about 5 years ago at 24. I am definitely looking for the next venture, but as of last year we grossed over 346k in sales with one pickup truck and 3 guys including me. When I started I was knocking on doors and could not get anybody to spend more than 20 bucks. It literally comes down to being incredibly stubborn and sitting on a mountain of failed attempts. I completely agree that nobody gains success easily. It is very risky and full of failures. A lot of ups and downs. If anybody has an idea or a drive to start a business you really only have time to lose. Money can be fixed or made back.
DoodMang well you need to continue with your cash cow the landscaping company and then start to diversify on the side with something else that excites you
I hate youtube ads but I gotta say I will gladly watch them before your videos cuz u deserve the income. Good Job Bro :)
That was such a refreshing video to watch. I've been going at it for years/decades I guess buying and selling. Finally got my niche market a decade ago (motorcycle related by chance lol), still building it and growing year upon year. Had many setbacks but I have to thank my old business partner, thanks to him being such a conniving so-and-so I would never be where I am now. He basically poached my idea and work. As usual I didn't have the money and as he did he took it and ran with it, then contacted me and asked me to come on-board after he already had it tied up. I had two choices, lose a year plus of work or get on-board with him. I was able to make it three years before I told him to buy me out and I started my own thing from scratch in the same field but not direct competition to him and gave him a none-competitive contract for a year. After a year I realised I need to get back to what I know and contacted him to let him know, I was civil and tried to not compete with him directly but he ignored my gesture and badmouthed me, so I thought game on.
Now I was up against a very good name and brand I helped to build but I have something he doesn't have, drive and perseverance. Now 7 years later he has closed shop and I'm going from strength to strength.
Thing is sometimes we need that push we don't feel comfortable with to start our journey.
Amen brother. Awesome story. Its nice to know you had to seriously grind with failures to get to where youre at now. Stay BLESSED!
Without failure or hardships the lessons needed to obtain a meaningful amount of success cannot be learned. As well the required skills to run and maintain business ( financially, emotionally, and interpersonally) at a level that brings gratification need hardships to really not only be learned but put in to practice. Failure isn't the thing to be ashamed of, regret from not attempting something can be though. Good vid and good info. Many need to hear this. You must fail in order to succeed. Thanks Sean!
Oh man, you should be a motivational speaker after this.
Nope he is your typical BS er.
Sean, I love the way you summarized success at the end! Successful people never give up. They might fail 10,000 times, but that 1 success might be the one to set them up for a long time.
another great video, Sean; thanks for sharing your story
Really appreciate the authenticity man, thanks for sharing, salute
Hi Sean!
This video was really inspiring for me, i think i now have the nerve to try something new.
God bless you and your family.
Great video.
I love all your videos.
This is by far the best video you have posted.
So special.
Thank you!!!
This is why I subscribed, Sean you're an open book bro, I love the sharing and transparency that you bring to RUclips.
I run a small business and when folks ask me how I did it.... I say.. i just pushed forward and tried it. Most just never get past the idea phase. When in reality its the clearly linked to the 1% inspiration....99% inspiration..... Great Video & cheers from the MIA.
This backstory is so fascinating to listen to your journey. Huge inspiration!
Thank you so much for this video. Super inspirational and helps me further understsnd that you need to fail to become successful. It is my dream to own a business, and I looove riding motorcycles. Maybe one day I can combine them, who knows. Love what you do and am always entertained!
I am by no means religious, however I watch your uploads religiously lol. Brilliant content
Your closing remarks ring true of success, bravo!
I get it! The "SOLD" sign on the Atom is to stop people from asking "Is this for sale?" all the time! :-)
Yes
@@BikesandBeards LARGE exhale. :-D
This whole video is incredibly awesome and inspirational but just the part about you going from highschool to community college like good job man that stuffs hard to keep up with
Great video man!!totally agree with your view about succesful people and everyone else who basically don't try and do not learn from failure! The real succesful people learn from their failure so that one day they can actually be succesful!
love your videos Sean, they are all inspirational but this one especially! thank you.
Thanks for sharing your personal businesses start up ....
I keep trying to think of some business I'd enjoy doing everyday. I just can't seem to come up with anything I'd enjoy.
Bro youre a gooood guy you have a very humble and rightious aura thank you very much for the informative video I've also been trying my hand at my entrepreneurial Spirit over the last year and it is very inspirational to hear your outlook on success and failure
11:21 $50 sodas is the problem with movie theaters
Edit: Time correction
Great video....I'm too old for cycles now being in my 60's...but I think you made the right choice...Your channel is honest which is cool!
Super enjoyable story. Saving up that money is far more of an accomplishment than you give yourself credit for. Thanks for sharing the stories...there is motivation in the details.
I love the reflection on your business ventures. Buying assets is a great goal. It's not always easy to see what is an asset but that comes with experience. At this point in my life I am nearer the end of my career than the beginning. I have learned some things both working for myself and working for companies big and small. 1) businesses change but it's the people around you that matter. I have met and worked with some amazing people, many of whom I am friends with years later. 2) Most businesses have a shelf life. Technology changes, people's taste change. Know when and how to get out. 3) Doing something that works for you is good. Beating a dead horse is bad for you. 4) Do something that you are interested in but make money at it. I love motorcycles and I did the buy low sell high for a while but I am older and I don't understand the motorcycle market anymore. I got out. 5) Anything you do, to bring a product to market, to offer someone a great experience or to provide someone exactly what they want is not a failure and is not wasted time. Sometimes we have to stay busy and engaged so that we are ready for that perfect opportunity. About the popcorn box, don't be so hard on yourself. You were actually doing while others were just dreaming. (I'll bet you learned a lot too.)
really cool video. was hoping you'd keep posting ones on the same topic. it makes you realize with determination and not being afraid to ask for help you can make stuff happen! and you're probably gonna fail a few times along the way so DO NOT GIVE UP!
As an entrepreneur you are likely to have to start a few companies before you get one that really takes off. 😊
Colonel Sanders was in his 70s when KFC became successful. He had his share of failures. There are many more stories like his & yours. Point is you did not quit. Babe Ruth was the home run king, he was also the strike out king. God bless you for sharing. You have inspired someone. Also, you are not shy about sharing God's Word and for that we know he smiles on His kids.
Sitting on a mountain of not trying. What a truthful statement.
Not only is this incredibly great bike channel but as a father of a 22-year-old son, I am hoping he can learn something about money and life experiences that you have gone. I watch all your videos and share the links with my boy. Thank you very much for your wonderful and inspirational videos. God bless.
You are as clear as honest as always Sean. Good on you fella.
JayUK
Just trying to be like you mega jay
@@BikesandBeards lol
your a good man sean it oozes from you never change brother
Let's see Caleb's rise to stardom! 💥💥💥💥💥
If a man is motivated enough and willing to work hard enough he can attain his dreams seems you've attained your Sean that's a pretty awesome success story.
That was a great story brother, thanks for sharing and you motivated me to start my own business, fail or not im going for it!
I had to become one of biggest fans..Your riding test are unique and one of kind, it's compelling
Awesome story and PSA about keep on trying in life! I feel like you could be a "real" motivational speaker vs. half the fakes out there.
The last few lines you said are so true. I own my own small business and have failed at a few things, Im not successful yet but im at least in the positive. You will never know if you are gonna make it if you dont try.
Your candor, courage to share and unashamedness regarding Christ is refreshing. May God continue to guide you. And no matter what challenges and opportunities the future may bring, please don’t ever sacrifice family for your business. God be with you always. Be well.
Excellent video. All the best in your journey.
Still wanting for what srk stands for 😅 great video as always brother keep up the clean content only one on RUclips with out every other word beeped out !
I'm guessing it's his initials since his name is Sean Kerr
Sean thank you for the inspiration. As of a few months ago my first business is a failure. I am currently working on my next plan and this has really given me some hope that one day if I fail enough times that I can build a successful business.
Thanks for sharing. I'm showing all your video's regarding business to my wife as she is starting one. We really like this form of you sitting there and sharing how to create succesful enterprise. Keep it up man. Greetings from Poland 😀.
Thanks Poland friends. I wish her the best of luck what is her new business doing ? And has she checked out any of Christie wright books about business
@@BikesandBeards She is opening her own hairdresser shop. She is educated and trained in mamy areas but this is what's se really likes. After working for others for mamy years she decided to go on her own. I'll sugest her the books.
Thanks for sharing Sean
I enjoy yr channel and motorcycle 🏍 s adventures,tests etc 👍🏼🏍
Keep up the good work !
Amen. Now THAT was a testimony capped by an inspirational message.
You are a inspiration my Christian Biker Brother!! God bless you and your family!! I hope to meet you someday. Godspeed!!
Good stuff fellow bearded man. I will be contacting you in the next few months when I get my "Idea" off the ground. You can make money and I can make money. Love watching your videos, and I am really impressed with your story that I didn't know. Thank you for sharing. It gives entrepreneurs like me the fuel to keep going.
I know it's easy to stand on the outside of an event and make judgement calls, but you should have gone with the popcorn bucket idea. It's a great idea and I bet it would have been a big success with potential to grow into more. I disagree with your comment about "unsuccessful people are sitting on a mountain of never trying." They are sitting on another thing that did not work, but when they find the one that works for them, if they don't stop trying, they will become successful. If someone had looked at you during one of your earlier unsuccessful business attempts, would you have been accused of not trying? No, each unsuccessful try would only form the mountain that you now sit upon as a success. Good job, Sean.
Popcorn bucket was a great idea! Yes sir, done several prototypes as well. And you’re correct, most won’t try for fear of failure or being ripped off by big corporations, which does happen. Although, nothing ventured is indeed nothing gained... There will be many failures along the way, along with much time and investment, you might even lose your family in many cases.
I'm just glad you made it in the end buddy.
Someday you should have a popcorn bucket machine made to your original spec and have it in your man cave! That was a brilliant idea even though it did not work out in the end.
Thanks for the insight, Sean...especially liked the part about buying an fld and trying out trucking. ..I can relate to that since I've been an owner operator for the last 42 years
Never made a killing at it but it's a good living....motorcycling has always been my hobby...
Have you ever considered selling popcorn out of your truck? Popcorn Trucket
nice vid! you should have the popcorn machine vend a huge Sams like bag ,
Man that was inspirational! Thank you
Another inspirational video, thank you for sharing your experiences.....
love your channel man. it is inspiring :))
Loves to hear more about your life brother!
You’re testimony sounds exactly like mine only I’m still in the crapper but I believe God will bring me back to being a winner again someday.
Thanks for sharing bro! Nothing great ever comes easy!
Love your stuff man 😀
Another great video 👍 very motivated...
I loved the ending, it is exactly right. You have a good idea? Try it, and actually put time, effort, finances into it. If you can't do any one of those three it'll never work.
Whats the story on the Blue RT in the background? Don't see it on the site?
I needed this today. Thanks :)
Good work Sean👍
Seen you in the caddy yesterday coming onto Mannheim pike, honked at you!
Oh sorry I didn’t notice. The caddy is too relaxing
Awesome video again. Thanks for sharing and helping to I spire oghers. You're a good person.
That was very inpirational .My son is in the rental business in Canada.
At one point I did concert promotion, took a year working on it then got to that point a lot of folks get to, you're right there on the edge of pulling it off or getting cold feet and going back down the hill. The stepping off point as it were. I forced myself and remember saying, "Go ahead and jump, and hope the chute opens" It was the fear of the unknown, but I pulled it off.. lost money for myself and the silent partner, but we did it. Now I don't have to wonder what if.
How do you overcome depression to become succesful? My depresion comes from loosing my father two years ago, I use to be succesful but after that I went down real hard. I'ts being too long I feel ashamed of my self for being down and defeated, I lost my energy and the hunger for bussines and success I used to feel. The only thing I will never lose is my love for god, I hope that bring me back to serve. You mentioned FOCUS and DISCIPLINE, I'll stop trying and start doing. Blessings for you, your family and your big dreams. I admire you, thank you for sharing.
D M I feel for you depression is a dark thing. And a real thing. Sometimes you just need to work through the pain and also get help with the depression. I’m sorry your dad died. I know how important my dad is to me and it would for sure knock me down if something like that happened. But I have a family of my own and can’t let them down.
Thank you for sharing brother. Failures are sometimes inspirations.
Mysterious Honda Rune rocks too !
More Honda Rune videos
That bike 🏍 has character 🏍👍🏼
love the inside info you explain n discuss
I'm wealthy from rental properties. I'm 26 years old. Love your videos bro. Going buy a bike from you soon!
sean watts awesome
Great videos, you should write a book instead. I know I would buy one. SRK cycles rocks!
I still see people going to Redbox places. Might try this again now that you're ahead more.
The thing with more money (eg $1 Million) is that you can use different mechanics in multiplying this Million than with $5.
So I would see Your achievements in a different level.
But it’s the exact same principle that you use to multiply a little as you do with much
Thanks Sean!
Agree with you about Shiah Lebauf, but I will give a little more credit to Michael Bay for that destruction.
Serious question... How did you handle all the Titles for the bikes? Did you have the seller sign and notarize and you file it until it sold? Or did you get it put in your name and wait for a new title to come in before selling the bikes?
NateOnGuitar you can only put so many titles in your name and at that point you have to pay taxes. So I was an agent of the dealers who were buying the bikes.
Thank you for sharing your failures with us!
Now I don't feel as bad for failing myself!
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The only difference between the master and the novice is that the master has failed more times then the novice has tried. -Stephen McCranie.
When I left the Army, I had three life dreams die in less than a year. I'm certainly not a success story, but that failure pushed me in directions I never thought I would go. Life has a funny way of not working out the way we think it should...but perhaps that's what we all have in common with each other.
dude we still have redbox kiosks here and people use them every day in the poorer areas of towns in every state people can get a redbox movie for a buck and a couple bags of popcorn for a couple bucks and them and their friends or kids can have a great night that idea is still viable not everyone can afford to take their families to a theater or afford all of the streaming services some of us can if i had the start up capitol i would totally run with your idea brother