IT ONLY TOOK ME 4HRS TO MAKE $540. YOU CAN DO THIS TOO....
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- I scheduled two jobs in one day doing handyman work and landscaping. We took home $540 for 4 hours of work. You can do this too. Stop holding yourself back and relying on others to make your life better.
#buisnessowner #bluecollar #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #business #landscaping #handyman #financial #wealth #wealthbuilding #motivation #motivational
Love the drive and work bro! Hell yes keep pushing and going Everyday! I am 50 yrs young and I started my RUclips channel this year because I want out of my 12 hr rotating shift work! I owned my own business once before the great 08-09 and I want to go back and work for myself again! This gig I have now has worked and paid the bills and given us a decent living but I know what it’s like on the other side and the Real benefits of it. So I am pushing to go back into it and grow my RUclips channel with it. Keep up the Hard work, and Welcome to Idaho! 💪🇺🇸
@@AmericaFirst1974 I guess I didn’t see this comment some how. Thank you brother I appreciate the comment. Are you from Idaho as well? I love this state. It’s beautiful and I hope it stays this way. I’m going to head over and check your channel out after this comment. I’ll give it a sub and support. Yeah you have to do what you have to do to pay the bills. Get that channel growing brother
Keep that energy up. Everyone needs something done at their house.
@@builditwithbutter I appreciate you brother, thanks. I’m giving it my all to succeed.
Keep keeping the real thing the main thing my dude!
Respect.
Thank you brother, I appreciate comments like this. Your support is what keeps this channel going.
Lets go get it! This dude is inspiring as hell
@@cameron8874 Thank you so much brother. Your comments keep me inspired. I appreciate YOU
Chachiiing$$ great job man. And thank you for sharing your story and experience with us. I’m definitely going to submit my llc application TODAY!!!
@@J.C326 Thank you so much for the support and of course. I’m glad I could share and inspire someone out there. Or show people you can make changes in your life. Heck yeah, I’m pumped for you. Get that done and in the bag
Gotta love the honesty the commitment the love for the supporters … etc love watching people like this making an honest living we all in the same boat … we’ll all be millionaires if we keep this mentality 💪🏽
You're doing God's work brother. This is reaching somebody, at least. I have been thinking about this for months now. I have been on the fence about it for a while. I feel like this is rekindling the fire I had to begin with. I'm good with my hands and building is my "zen" place. I feel like if anything you reached one person, Thank you!
Love your channel! Your passion is inspiring!
@@michaelcampbell6826 Comments like this keeps me pushing and help the drive. I appreciate you more than you know 👍🏻.
Nothing can beat hard work.
Yes sirrrrr.
Must be nice to have high levels of adrenalin. Keep grinding.
@@lsotojr1 Thanks bro. I do agree with you, at 36 I’m still pushing hard. Natural energy.
Love the video new sub here blessings 🔥
@@TeeYu-s4t I really appreciate you bro. Comments like these keep this channel moving and motivate. Wish you nothing but success. 👍🏻
Sign guy here. You should get some magnets for your truck so that the neighbors see your contact info and know who they can call when they need some jobs done. Huge profit in letting the surrounding neighbors know what you do. If you really want to commit to it get some cut vinyl decals for the doors and the tailgate of the trailer with your logo, phone and services. I have had guys get huge jobs from a neighbor walking up on them while they were at another job.
@@kellymedia99 I do have magnets on my truck. I have scored many jobs from people driving by and seeing me working and the magnets, neighbors included. I actually need to get new magnets though. Someone took one off my door and I’m missing one. I also pivoted and added Landscaping into my name. You’re 100% correct though. Great marketing strategy while you’re at work.
Nice work on the fence and sod. One of my weakest areas is hedge trimming. Check out Green acres lawn services and DLT lawn care on their trimming hedges. Can’t wait to see you eventually get to real estate.
@@ErnestPerez-rg2uo Thanks man, I appreciate it. Where are these companies located? I googled them and Green acres is a local Idaho business. Do you work here? Where are you located? You can get better bro. Either rounding or squaring. I can’t wait either. It’s been a long touch road. I’ll be documenting everything so when it happens I can prove you can lose everything and work your way back to where you want to go. I haven’t seen a channel yet that documents the process. I’ve just seen people talk about being wealthy and where they are now. I’ll go back and show bank records at some point to show what I had in my account when I started this channel. Nothing.
@@Nothing2Somthing I am located in San Antonio, Texas. Those channels are on RUclips like yourself. One from Georgia and the other from Ohio. Yes I am looking forward to your progression in all areas of your work. You have very high goals. You are already a winner from my viewpoint.
@@ErnestPerez-rg2uo I’ll check those channels out then. Thanks for the reference on channels to check out. Always love supporting blue collar. I appreciate that Ernest. I have something inside me that feels like I have to push more and what I achieved isn’t good enough. I can’t explain it but I always feel like I have to do better, push harder. One of the qualities that got me in trouble in the first place if you haven’t listened to my story yet.
@@Nothing2Somthing I did listen to your story that is why I said you are already a winner. The feeling that you are referring is really a principle called continuous improvement. Principles are different than a law. A law is specific and can be changed. A principle continues to exist and you know within you that you need to keep reaching for improvement. Others are the opposite. They are okay doing little as possible. Their motto is “Long Live The Leisure!”
You are encouragement to everyone.
@@ErnestPerez-rg2uo Thank you brother. I appreciate you. You are always coming in with great points and knowledge. Same goes to you.
Love your energy
@@lakeville1853 Thank you, I appreciate you a ton. Comments like these keep me rolling.
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@@elchrispr7873 I appreciate you bro.
Thank you so much for sharing this
Of course. Alls im trying to do is find and help that one person. Give them that push to change their life when they think they can't. Thank you for the comment. These go a long way for me.
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@@elchrispr7873 thanks 🙏
Motivated! Good video!
@@jacoblee5307 Thank you and stay motivated. You got this Jacob. Are you starting a business?
@@Nothing2Somthing Yes! I’m definitely thinking about it! I think there is a demand for handy services. It would be a good path for me.
@@jacoblee5307 There’s always a demand for handyman services. Specially now days. People don’t do things for themselves as much these days. Lots of men can fix these as well. There’s a demand for services like ours. Just advertise and do good work. You will get referenced out a lot, plus called back. You got this man. Keep me updated on your journey
Bid the job you really don't want to do VERY HIGH. This way if you get them they'lL be worth your while.
@@electricianron_New_Jersey Totally agree with you and great advice. I’m going to actually use this advice tomorrow 😂
@@Nothing2Somthing I hate digging so anytime I’m asked to run outdoor circuits I always price that shit way high cus I don’t want to do it. Also, the three big rules I always follow in business are 1. Show up on time, 2. Do exactly what you say you’re going to do, and 3. Clean up when you’re finished.
@@electricianron_New_Jersey I agree 100% with everything you said. I think it’s really important to represent your business professionally. On time and being professional are huge + good work. Recipe for success. Love it man. Sounds like you’re doing well.
I hope you save all receipts of everything including phone bill, equipment, flyers price, promotion price, car payment & insurance and according to the irs anything that’s necessary to run your business & you’ll use these things to write off on your taxes at the end of the year. Please don’t do anything out of pocket or with business credit for business without saving receipts because you’ll be able to write it off and have a great high return & the irs will owe you instead of the other way around
Including gas bill, car maintenance, phone bill because you use that in order to accept and place calls for your business, your home bill due to you having to keep your equipment there (which your home will be 50 percent of your monthly bill for each year you keep your equipment there), your medical bill(because your doing physical labor therefore you’ll need to keep receipts for that), literally look up on the irs & i have multiple businesses and i never pay taxes and i always end up getting thousands if not tens of thousands in tax returns due to understanding the laws put in place to succeed
irs ordinary and necessary
Even with your insurance you pay monthly you’ll need to write off the cost of that as well that one thing will turn your business from a small business to a corporation if you utilize it.
@@ROCKOUTVON I absolutely love this comment and information you put out for people. Yes, I absolutely save everyyyyy bill and receipt. Im really organized and save every penny from my jobs. I’m trying to fast track my success within a couple year period. I didn’t think about my house payment or medical. I will absolutely send those docs over to my email so I can use those for taxes. You’re more versed on the tax area than me but I do save every receipt while I’m working. Where are you from? What do you do? I like how intelligent you’re with business and taxes. Maybe we can Calab one day for an informative video for my viewers. People need to know this stuff to further themselves. Great comments 👌🏻
@@ROCKOUTVON Yes sir
Start junk removal / light demo work. Youll thank me later.
@@squirrelatwork I just started offering junk removal. Some family friends own a junk removal business and it has changed their lives. Big bank account, bought a nice home, several work vehicles. Very interested in that area. Check them out @Sonoma Strong hauling & junk removal. They have a RUclips channel. Thanks for the advice. Do you own a junk removal business?
@Nothing2Somthing yes, I own a junk removal, demolition and roll off rental business in texas. Very plentiful.
@@squirrelatwork That’s awesome and I’m pumped on your success. How long have you been in business? I would love to build this channel enough to where I can come out and shoot episodes with all of your businesses. Interview and see what you all do.
@@squirrelatwork God bless Texas 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I hear ya with the need to move man. I started my own business officially 3 months ago after 3 years of side work with my dump trailer doing junk, brush, amd furniture hauling along with basic handyman and labor stuff. Snow Removal in the winter. I bought a used skidsteer this winter and have been using that also. Love your drive and energy man. It's sad to see so many guys stuck in shifty soul suckkng jobs when we're out being free.
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@@elchrispr7873 You da man. 🤘🏻
What City and state? Winter weather reduces outdoor work as well
Im in MERIDIAN IDAHO. Im working on transitioning my business for the snow season.
Wealthy handymen? I don’t think so. I suggest you get into real estate and let it come easy.
@@ambercrowder8058 I agree with you. I’ve said multiple times in my videos this is a “tool” handyman-landscaping to get me to where I want to be financially. Save every penny and make my first investment. “Let your money work for you, don’t work for your money”. Totally agree with you. Unfortunately I have to work for my money at the moment until I get to that point. Thanks for the comment. Stay tuned
Proud of you bro, thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work, keep sharing the experience with us. I've been looking for a way to make some more money and work for myself, looks like I found a great channel. Thanks bud. You could maybe start a discord server for building a community.
@@rl8073 Thank you brother, I really appreciate that. That’s exactly why I built this channel. Help whoever I can and toss some ideas out there for someone. I’ve never done a discord. I’ll have to look into that. I wouldn’t mind doing that at some point.
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Quick question how the insurance and license work? You have to pay every month for having it?
@@chente1254 Yes insurance is monthly but you have the option to pay it up front for the year which I did so I didn’t have another monthly payment. Your LLC is a one time payment. Contractors license costs are different in every state I believe. It’s cheaper here in Idaho than California for example. Hope that helps.
Idk what you’re planning on doing but your insurance cost will most likely be around $70 a month and your LLC filing fee if you use a company like I did a couple years ago might be around $150-$200 to have a business LLC license. Prices vary on contracts licenses. Different requirements and fees. Those are general cost.
Would like your help man.
Currently what’s your “Go-To” when the phone 📞 isn’t ringing? Or not getting leads on a daily basis?
@@jesusmata2624 I go out and walk miles in residential neighborhoods knocking on doors handing out door hangers advertising my business. Face to face or just putting them on peoples door handles. I have a high success rate if I can get in front of someone face to face. I get out there and promote bro. It’s hard work, last thing I want to do after a long days work or on my weekends but it works. If you need anymore help I’ll send you my email contact and then send you my number. I built this channel to help others. So don’t shy away from asking or reaching out.
@@Nothing2Somthing yes please send me your email. Would like to keep contact with you in the journey & for the motivation. Keep the videos coming as well. I’ve been loving your content!
@@jesusmata2624 Thank you buddy, I really appreciate the support. People like you keep me pushing and keep me editing and filming when I don’t want to after a long day of work. You help me as much as I help you. jjenn8331@gmail.com
What City and state? Winter weather reduces outdoor work as well
Where are you from?