The SMART Way To Get CNC Business 4 Your CNC, CNC And Making Money - Garrett Fromme
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- If you are interested in learning how to turn your CNC projects to make money with your CNC, subscribe to learn how to use your CNC and turn it into a business. It doesn't matter if you have a CNC router, CNC laser, CNC plasma cutter, etc. You can make money with a CNC machine.
For beginners...a list of start-up tools is below.
All CNC machines at the hobby level can be turned into a lucrative business if you look at the long game and create opportunities for it. It can be plasma cutters. CNC laser cutters and etcher, CNC routers, or other CNC machining equipment. It all can generate solid consistent revenue that comes to you, rather than you going to it.
The tips in this video are fundamental to getting and keeping business for your CNC
Getting business for your CNC money-making interest can be a challenge unless you set yourself up properly by building relationships first with those who have the money to spend. Businesses are an excellent place to start because they already have a clientele.
However, it is important to approach businesses showing interest in them first. My typical approach is to either give them something out of the kindness of my heart, to show interest in their business challenges or ask their guidance.
This almost always opens the door to report and relationship building. During the conversation, you are also providing information about what you are doing (CNC business)
Somewhere along the friendly conversation, they will start to think about what you can provide for them. at the same time, you will also be building credibility and eventually, access to their client base which opens the floodgates to business, returning customers, etc. This will lead to higher quality (and paid) work for your CNC machine.
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How to win friends and influence people. You read the book, but better yet are applying the principles! Great instruction!
Eddie, thank you brother! Now its your turn.
@@IDCWoodcraft I will do my best to help contribute. I also assembled and managed large teams to complete large and complicated construction projects all over the U.S. .
Your advice is spot on, I couldn't agree more, but the only way to learn is to LISTEN properly.
Bryon, thanks brother! I'm glad it was helpful!
Very good advice. Sounds obvious but often over looked.
Sample Taster, I couldn't agree more brother!
Thank you Garrett
You're welcome John
I’m planing on getting a cnc. I appreciate what your doing for us,, the newbies.
Stanley, glad to help!
Good Morning, I bought a FoxAlien CNC. Special. 15"*15".
I'm looking forward to building small things so I can save money to get a bigger CNC in my market I love the way you speak and keep it simple it is exactly how I am we're not here to try to give it away we're here to try to just Network and see where we can help each other around creating value.
My CNC machine comes in today. Been learning to work the software. I'm excited.
Thanks for the videos
I'm excited for you to get your 15x15 set up and get to cutting David. Creating value for the customer is the #1 secret to success in any industry, so I'm happy that you understand that concept.
I have only found your channel recently as I have purchased a cnc with no real background in cnc work. I am a woodworker but never used a cnc and the software seemed quiet scary but watching your videos I am learning so much and it no longer seems daunting to get started. Thank you for all the help and info!!!
Tris, I get it brother, software can be tricky. Keep working hard and learning everything you can, you will be a pro in no time!
You made me think. That was enough to get a "like" and "Subscribed". Will be watching your other videos. I have the space for a CNC router (small one anyway) and enjoy woodworking so I am in the investigating mode.
Eyesalooking, happy to have you onboard brother! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Garrette Fromme is a good person and I find that his demeanor, voice, pacing, and story telling ability is exceptionally good. I thank you GF for doing what you do. …Virtuous activity.
alleneharam, why thank you my friend. I am so happy to hear my videos are helping you so much.
Awosome 👍thank you
FALCON390, No problem!
What I enjoy is your honesty and common sense.
Hi Gary. thanks. The world is too transparent these days to not be forthright.
I love how u explain everything, thanks so much for ur value, I'm in France and I was planning to do exactly something like this
ignaciofernandez3003, you are so welcome my friend.
Strategy with people's needs at the "Heart". Great - Solid Stuff! Thank You...
Keith, my pleasure, glad I could provide some good insights!
Thanks Garrett. I have figured out much of the technical side but have ignored the business side and was left scratching my head.
Hi Steve. Sorry, this post got pushed way down too fast so I missed it. Hopefully I can give you the business end of CNC. I have many videos that talk about it.
Very informative.. thank you
davidgoldstein6504, you are so welcome brother!
Finally - someone with good, sound, and practical advice on building CNC home-based business. You have earned a new subscriber.
thank you. Yes, the same old 'it's easy' videos out there were not cutting it so I wanted to share the real world of making a business. thank you for the reinforcement. Sounds like your looking to do something business-wise. Do you have a CNC? And what are you hoping to do?
@@IDCWoodcraft Hi Garrett. My name is Patrick. Yes, I am looking to improve my CNC skills / capabilities. I currently have a Millright Carve King, which I have had for a couple of years. I have been pleased with it, but the cut area is limited to 17 inches. I need closer to 24 inches for some of my things. I do have a small Etsy Shop (ALP's Craft Shack), where I sell some basic wood craft projects. You can take a look. Hope to learn a lot from you.
@@alpscraftshack599 I love the simplicity of your stuff. It's amazing...no matter what size machine you have, it's never enough!
@@IDCWoodcraft LOL - that may be true, but I do not plan on making anything over 24 inches, as I have limited workspace available.
@@alpscraftshack599 I get it. you can still do a lot with 24"
...At the end of the day, relationship is all we have... During my past corporate life, my businesses learned from another great mentor/teacher in Larry Levine and his book "Selling from the Heart". IF you care less about the invoice and more about seeing that customer prosper(personally, business, etc.), best case you develop a customer for life who will also be your greatest calling card. Worse case, you gain a valued friend... I've never seen the worse case result.
Great Leadership Garrett... Keep it coming
Michael, I couldn't agree more brother! This is excellent advice from a very wise man! People can tell when you care, and this will make all the difference in the world to a business. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
It is rare to fine such qualities these day even with people in our age group. I am the same way, truly like to give extra value. Many don't bother with small jobs - they discount any importance of it. I once custom made some thresholds. Was a small job that I had no interest in but did it because I was asked. About a year latter they had me build them a $30,000 custom kitchen. They told me that the only reason why they considered me was because they saw the care and attention that I had put into the thresholds. Since then over the years I have done about $75,000 in other work. All because of a small uneventful job.
This is the best awareness you can have. It's the same with me.
I can sell $300 of router bits in one order. That's a larger order. And I write a thank you card. When I get an order for a $7 collet, I do the same. It's not the dollar value that makes the return attention important. It's caring enough about the person on the otherside to realize the porder was a need they wanted fulfilled.
$7 or $300...there is still a person on the other side.
I love the knowledge in this video
Joel, I'm glad you liked it brother!
As always thank u great job
josephkickbusch340, Thanks for the kind words! Happy to hear you enjoyed the project.
The Facebook group is a super solid great group!
I didnt know you ran it haha!
I found your youtube from the facebook group!
Just subscribed thanks for all your efforts!
Chris, you are so welcome my friend. Glad that you found the resources you need to be ahead of the game in CNC!!
As a former commercial CNC machinist and CNC prop maker for signage and "Hollywood North", when I moved off-grid to Belize, I started into hand carving old world utensils, namely spoons. I have been asked over the past three years to do all sorts of unique carvings that I am really not aligned to do other than straight geometric designs, but with my experiences in doing almost everything with CNC machines, I thought the now-accessible personal CNC option a clear path... With so many moving here from the sates and Canada as well as Europe, there are many home building endeavours going on. I also know some luthiers and decor chain store managers that have asked if my "woodworking" will be available for them to decorate, tool up and beautify there space(s). I am up to this, and elated my past aligns so well for it. I think the discounts and friendliness of the farmers markets here have established me as a name for quality and astonishment, so this is the next phase to wow the real business and fulfill corporate and wholesale requests. I basically did your "long game" already! It was painstaking, but a great learning opportunity, and I have great folks to thank for the moral support through the pandemic that we weathered well through with unique wood creations.
Gunther, wow what a story brother! Thanks for sharing! I'm excited for your upcoming CNC journey and future projects. I'd love to see pictures! Keep up the good work!
@@IDCWoodcraft Will send photos when we can connect! New ideas coming
Great stuff, subbed. Thanks!
DustinWright, you are so welcome my friend.
I truly enjoy your integrity and truth in your videoS. You spoke in a way I truly understand. I will be a student for sure. “If you help enough people get what they want, you will get what you want.” Zig Ziegler
Hello again Mr. T. You made a double entry so I figure I'll just say hi again.
Very helpful…. Just what I was looking for- can’t wait to dive into your channel further
Hi Conrade. I am glad to be of service to help you in whatever your CNC journey will become!! Many vids for you to watch.
Great advice on the long game.
Hi EJ. Yes, the long game is what we need to play in business
Hi you are just the best
rsgiac, wow thank you! I'm humbled to be a part of your journey my friend!
That is a solid strategy for long term business relations. I always called the building of these relations 'casting bread on the water'. In a previous life I was a small biz entrepreneur. I grew my business by being honest and providing value beyond the job hired to do.
Subscribed. Thanks a lot Garrett.
Hi Tact. You get it my friend. Value, relationships and hinesty. The gold standards of success.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I think they’re very awesome I am going to be doing what you should try to create a little company for myself and I really believe building a rapport is important I will continue to watch you continue to grow thank you for your support
Hi Jim. Thank you and I am inspired by your decision to start something. Please keep me posted on this.
Wonderful video, and solid business strategy
Shenanigans, thanks for the great feedback and I appreciate your support brother.
Thanks for the great advice and encouragement…another awesome video by you.
You are welcome Jim!
Very mature helpful advice - that is good of you to share .
Hi Bike. Thank you. I figure people want to know how to make it work in much easier ways
Thank You,I plan to make some money with my machine.
It's entirely possible. learn the craft as you learn the business.
What you talk about adding value for your customer reminds me of what Russell Brunson talks about in his books.
Hi DCD. It's the foundation of marketing. The buyer needs to feel special. Adding value beyond what is expected does that.
Really enjoy the videos always get the 'oh jeeeze that makes total sense' light bulb moments.... DT on the FB group.
Hey David, thanks and so glad this stuff helps. thanks forthe compliment
Hello Garret I am so excited to follow you in the cnc router. I have been a pharmacist for 50 years and tired of it. I am leaning toward the Shapeoko 4XXL. I want to read all i can to get started in this business
Hi Jeff. I get it...about being tired of the same thing. We did our time, now it's time to do your thing.
So you want some study material, huh. Well, click this link and you'll have it. It is a list of every video I've created with a lot of other CNC router resources. Welcome to this amazing new world!
Here's your link → bit.ly/3mLHGfI
Thank you sir, so much, for your valuable knowledge and information. I am trying to get my CNC business off the ground and it is just not going anywhere. Hope you are having better luck. I know how important it is to invest into people, network, and build long lasting business relationships. It is gold! Have a wonderful day.
Hi Buffit. I teach people in the CNC industry about business. The most common reason struggles happen is because the strategy has not been put into place. For example...what niche are you in, what products do people want in that niche. who is the person taht buys that product...etc.
Withouot this base, business is a crap shoot.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m looking to get into cnc to add to what I’m already doing. It’s not full time just a side thing thing right now but would like to grow into something bigger. Give you a little background, me and my son make cutting boards. I know sounds simple but it’s a long process. I own a sawmill and we take it from log to wood to cutting boards. It’s a lengthy process. I want to be different I could just sell slabs of wood but I want to take my wood from tree to my own piece of art to offer to a customer. The cutting boards sell pretty good but now people want their boards personalized(example) things like, mom’s kitchen or their last name engraved and so on. That’s where I think the cnc would come in for me. So anyway sorry to be so lengthy on story just wanted to share so you have a understanding and you know I’m very interested in learning your craft. Looking at purchasing the long mill 30x30 to use for this. Be glad to share pictures to show some things and ideas I have thank you for you time!!!
Hi Chris, I'm really sorry for the delayed response! I've been overwhelmed with emails and trying to catch up on things now! That's really cool that you use your own lumber and using the cnc for personalizing your cutting boards would work awesome! You could make some really amazing boards for people! You're right a cnc would absolutely change your game and a longmill would be a great choice! It's been a really great machine for me!
If you do choose the longmill, I was wondering if you could do me a favor, if you can use my link when you buy yours. It gives me a little pocket change. Thanks! Here's the link, if you decide to use it: sienci.com/product/longmill-mk2/?ref=IDCWOODCRAFT.
Thank you for sharing this helpful information. Keep up the great work!
I've got too ,uch in my head to not do this. My sole ambition is to help you succeed.
I agree brother!
J, thanks my friend!
@@IDCWoodcraft you’re very welcome. I want to speak to you about your system. Do you have a contact number or email so I can direct message you?
Another excellent video loaded with marketing info. I learned a long time ago that you meet and make friends first and then let the 6 degrees of separation rule help you in finding those lucrative customers. If you are recommended to someone by someone they know it holds a higher value and you immediately have your foot in the door so to speak.
Yes, and it is the most missed opportunity in the sales world. I've come to realize it is about mindset that enables a person to achieve that.
great thinking,I was also thinking of a laser.
Yes, a laser is much better for this project. But, you work with what you have
Just joined hope to pick up tips before buying machine.
I'll be shooting a video soon on choosing a machine. Stay tuned!
I would give you a hundred thumbs up if I could. Thank you Garrett
Wow Jacob. Now that is a compliment!!! How did this have an impact on you?
@@IDCWoodcraft You took a real experience and and shared it a brief video. Straight facts. I think one of the most important things you mentioned was to build a relationship and just walk into a business and ask for work. I have made stuff for free or just charged cost of materials to get my name out there. I'm willing to play the long game because I can.
I'm looking to retire in about two years and move back to the U.P. of Michigan. This video along with just breezing through your channel looks like your videos can help me along immensely starting out a small business in a small shop not to mention the cnc learning curve of it. I do mostly acrylic lit LED signs / plaques for co-workers. You sir definitely get a like and a sub on this one. Thanks for the informative video and keep up the great work. Looking forward to more.
Hi Offcuts. thank you. I will teach you everything I know. I can't make videos fast enough! lol
Im curious. I saw your comment above and it IS two years later now. Did you make the move? Did you ever get started in CNC?
@@tommelinn4268 just moved up to the U.P. and still getting settled in as far as the shop is concerned. Haven't really had much time to do anything shop related let alone cnc. Hopefully by springtime. Are you in the area or are you doing cnc stuff?
I am from Michigan originally but lived in Texas most of our life. Currently live near our daughters family just outside of Tulsa, OK. We built a small lake house not far from Charlevoix and spend 6 -7 months of the year there. (I am not fond of the cold and snow that is there now). I too have done wood work as a hobby and am looking to buy a CNC to take it to another level. I started hand carving signs a couple of years ago. I hope to buy a cmc this spring. Still looking at them and leaning towards Shapeoko. All they do is CNC and they are US made, good reviews and product support. Some other brands I considered had some really bad reviews that scared me away.
Great insights
Thanks Craig
Liked, subbed and applied to the group, thank you sir.
Hello Angel. Glad to have you in all. WELCOME!!!
What are you making these days with your CNC? Have you sold anything yet?
@@IDCWoodcraft Good day fine sir, I am looking at starting a woodworking business and am researching CNC machines now. With the help of the good people on your facebook group I hope to narrow down my search. Thank you and cheers!
@@xAnAngelOfDeathx if you have it already, watch the review video I made on it. It also will educate you on what to be looking for while doing your research. ruclips.net/video/rqKwcqHdSPw/видео.html
Garrett, I have been watching you and your videos, very helpful, I have a RED ART technologies CNC machine, it was designed to engraving concrete, however I can do multiple surfaces, l would love some one on one time!
Timmastin, wow that sounds like an awesome machine brother! I am so glad to hear that these videos have been helping you. My apologies brother but I have been so busy lately that I haven't had the time to do as many one on ones as I would like. I'm sorry for the inconvenience on this one my friend.
I've been working with Kate Tucker to provide one on ones, she's awesome! Here's her link if you want to book a session with her →calendly.com/riseandshinewoodsigns/oneonone60minsession?month=2023-06.
Good video garret, :) thanks again.
Hey Bruutt! Thank you. Haven't seen you around in a while. How ar things going?
@@IDCWoodcraft pretty good, only struggling a bit with v carve 😆
@@mr.Bruutt You'll get it down, that's a promise
@@IDCWoodcraft I will :), i also send you pictures @ instagram. But i think you never saw them ( in private message )
Good content 👍
Thanks Jim!
4:00 this is key, imho
The customer is always right...about their opinions.
Man good advice
Hey Will! Thanks. I was surprised when this little trick started working.
Really enjoy your videos. I would LOVE to pick your brain about a few things sometime.
Hi Kipp. My brain is alway open for pickin''
Can I get an email address? Still VERY new in the CNC game & want to try and "shorten" the learning curve 😀
@@kipphockin5896 garrett@idcwoodcraft.com
You can also schedule time with me. Go to website idcwoodcraft.com
Good advice
Thanks Wes! Where are you at in your CNC journey?
@@IDCWoodcraft My Bobs CNC Evo 4 is due to arrive today. So I am just beginning but would like to have it up and making money soon.
@@wesmac68 Excellent. Let me know when you have it built.
Just added the facebook group :) would love to learn and help other people.
Excellent. Welcome aboard the group!
How do I use a round over bit on my CNC router round over comes to a point .Do I put it on the outside edge and then cut out part
You have to set your software up in the router but database so it knows. I can't explain that here, nor can I explain it in an email. This is video material. Unfortunately, I will not be doing a video on this for quite some time.
Waiting on three phase power, power company is waiting on transformers.
351, that must be one heck of a machine to need 3 phase brother!
6x12 foot cutting size
Joining the local Chamber of Commerce is another way to meet the money people
Definitely. I wish I thought to mention that. Of course, that's why I have people like you to help fill the holes I miss. thanks for plugging that in.
Love your videos. Just getting back into business and learning these new marketing strategies. Your videos hit the bullseye. Thank you. Looking forward to going through the rest of the videos.
Hey Jerry! thank you. I am super glad they are helpful. What are you going to make as you get back into it.
@@IDCWoodcraft I’m looking to get into the boating and marine products here in Jacksonville Florida.
Had a plastics company in Las Vegas 17 years ago. I found a niche starting out in the beauty business making nail polish wall racks. Moved to Florida worked for several companies programming and running there CNC equipment. I’ve kept in close contact with distributors over the years and developed new relationships here . Purchased a small shapeoko xxl and found out quickly it was too small for the route I wanted to take. Placed an order with AVID two weeks ago for a 5X10 CNC, pretty excited about that right now. With retirement just months away, I will retire to my 1000sqft shop in my back yard and make things happen. Your videos on niches is so important and developing those relationships are key for any Business just starting out. Also the ramp up time you mentioned, whew. If somebody doesn’t know anything about CNC work is incredible. The first machine I had was a 5X12 and between the software to run it and learning to hack out some cad drawings, almost made me want to return the machine and just forget it. It took me almost 6 months to get comfortable using the CNC so yes your videos are spot on. The area I’m lacking in is this new marketing angle. Used to you’d buy a yellow page add, make up some fliers and business cards and start meeting people and doing some work. It don’t run like that these days. Aww, I’ve babbled on long enough, thanks for putting your videos out. Keep it up. Ever need something done here in Florida look me up. Jerry55fl@gmail.com
@@jerrycrafts5301 You've got mail
Good evening sir
and a hello to you.
Good day gentlemen and Ladies. Currently out of work but was always interested in CNC work. I have used small and big CNC machines in my employment years (HAAS & Vision 2552) and wanted to maybe start my own small business either Laser engraving or Metal marking via small CNC. I have experience in both formats as I used to mark parts for the aerospace, Government Military and automotive industry. I believe with my experience I can be an asset to this industry. Currently looking for the right machine to get started. Any help would be very helpful. Thank You
Hey Gus. What specifically do you want to start doing with a CNC?
@@IDCWoodcraft initially I wanted to Mark/engrave parts as I did with my previous employer. Also I really enjoy audio so I thought of maybe desktop speakers or book shelf speaker style. Maybe some sort of piece together style furniture
You mentioned etc and I see where you sell things on there may I ask how you ship all your Stuff? I recently went to post office and they wanted 4.50 to 5.00 dollars to ship a small gremlin bell that a person would put on their bike to ward off e evil spirits. Are you running back and fourth to get shipping cost constantly for your items?
I use a service called pirateship.com
Everything goes USPS, national and international
are you using 1/4 ply for your 25 project?
Hi Ken. No, this was 3/32 ply
Good morning. I want you to mentor .e. I love your teachings
Octavious, if you're interested in mentorship send me over an email brother!
id like to see your workshop
Hey Josh. Once I get it together. Just moved into a new shop. In this particular video, my workshop was my living room
I am a retired tool and die maker. I used cnc for years. I want to get into cnc woodworking
I am looking at a shapeoko xxl pro and vcarve pro software. Should I expect a short learning
Curve because of my previous experience? I would really like to hear your thoughts on this.
I have watched your vcarve tutorials and they are very informative. Thanks.
Hey Metalmaker. your CNC experience will give you a huge edge up. there is still a bit of learning, as wood cuts quite a bit differently from metal. Bits are slightly different too. Overall, you will migrate quite quickly into this with machining background
@@IDCWoodcraft Thanks I am very excited to get
A machine and get started!
@@metalmaulerwoodworking6732 what machine are you thinking of getting?
@@IDCWoodcraft shapeoko xxl pro with vcarve pro. Will
Vcarve desktop machine 3D? I watched your fish video and I thought you used vcarve desktop but I
am not sure if you did.
@@IDCWoodcraft I watched your basic vcarve yesterday.
It was the first video of yours that I watched. Having worked with cnc equipment for so long I told
my wife “This guy knows his stuff.” Really enjoyed it.
The "its cheaper to keep em" ideology. Make a good relationship with the customer and have them for ever....as long as you treat them right and under promise / over deliver
Exactly! Mind if I use "it's cheaper to keep 'em" phrase in upcoming videos?
There is a song by Johnny Taylor called it’s cheaper to keep her
Great video! Thinking about getting into the CNC game. Mostly because I think the stuff you can make is cool. I'm retired and always being asked by the wife and daughters, Dad can you make that, I say Probably. Anyhow. I have a grandson that is some what of a entrepreneur. I thought about getting a smaller CNC and seeing if he would like to learn with me and if I find I like it, then I would by a bigger one and give him the smaller. If I try it and don't like it, then I'd give him the smaller one. I guess he makes out either way. Anyhow, so far I'm liking your info and presentation. Thanks.
Hi Jeff. Sounds like you have a plan. CNc is a lot of fun. I rarely turn down the challenges when someone says "Can you make that for me?"
I think he'll like the gift more than you know
Is there a laser that you would recommend that could be attached to a Cnc machine?
Hi Dee. Sorry for the delay responding to this message. Holiday weekend. I am not good enough in that field to to answer with certainty
Have been looking for someone like you, so I have a question I've not been able to find an answer, what is the best or good software to run the business ? Which covers tools, inventory, pricing, materials, and taxes, thanks in advance Al
Hey Al. I am still exploring that area. At the moment, I use quickbooks.
Thank you for your quick reply
Oh and just to let you know, I am starting a formal woodworking business, I've been woodworking for 30 years as a hobby, and have more than enough equipment, however, the end of the month I'm purchasing a shapeoko pro xxl, and a bit nervous about operating the software, I very much enjoy your videos
@@alglommen6096 you will do fine. Congrats on making that decision
👍👍👍
Brave Heart, thank you!
My z axis in cuting cut anly half thickness what problem?
I don't know. Not enough information in the question.
@@IDCWoodcraft in my machine when i want cut wood or pvc or.... cut half thickness
@@nacerecu2622 I get that. What software. What machine.
@@IDCWoodcraft cnc router
Software artcam and nc studio
@@nacerecu2622 I don't use either, and I haven't heard of either one. I'm not sure I can help with this. Send me an email. I think I know someone who can.
Thank you sooo very much for all the great information. My only real question materials cost aside....how do you determine what to charge for projects?? I am just getting started and am not sure how to determine the value of the work? Do you have a suggested formula? Thanks in advance!
Hi Mike. You may want to listen to this video podcast. It talks about that: ruclips.net/video/6FLepAuHGec/видео.html
How can i get help from being i have a iq hhc cnc router
Hi Ruben. I'm sorry, I do understand what you are asking here.
@@IDCWoodcraft I'm a beginner I don't know much other than what I've seen on your videos do you have anything that would help me I'm more of a one-on-one or hand on hand
Loved the work and the history, what type of material did you use on the numbers?
Hey Robert. It was 5-ply birch 1/4" thick from Lowe's. Planning to make something like it?
@@IDCWoodcraft I'm planing to buy my cnc on March, I'm viewing all your videos omg!!... Can belive you are doing this, definitely this channel and specially yourself are really really encouraging... I was kind of in the fence but after watching your videos I really want to do it... Thank you sir...
@@ivansitopacholin it is my pleasure. Follow the pull in your spirit, my friend. So glad to hear. I'll be there making videos for you!
Where are these garage bays for $50/month? lol
Graystone 304, it does take some looking around (especially depending on where you live), but I promise you they do exist!
I truly enjoy your integrity and truth in your videoS. You spoke in a way I truly understand. I will be a student for sure. “If you help enough people get what they want, you will get what you want.” Zig Ziegler
Mr T, hello! Excellent quote. It all come in helping others first. The reward, although delayed, is incredible!
Zig is a nation treasure. Miss him.