We were remodeling a client’s bathroom today and one of the steps going upstairs was loose.
My guys had walked over it a quite a bit. I walked over it too.
Finally I said, Guys, fix that step.
Wasn’t part of the bathroom.
Wasn’t on the estimate.
Wasn’t our fault or our problem.
But we’re already here.
Take the extra few minutes and leave their house better than we found it.
That’s something I want every guy who works with me to understand and to pass down.
It’s not always about what you’re getting paid to do.
Sometimes you just fix the damn step.
Can you imagine if @elonmusk never bought Twitter?
Seriously.
What would this place look like today?
X has turned into one of the best places on the internet to meet good ass people.
Are we cooked?
AI is here to stay whether we like it or not, the more I talk to people the more I realize that everybody uses AI in their personal lives and at work.
Small businesses adapt now.
Walked through a bathroom today with a client and he showed me on his phone that I came up number one on Gemini and ChatGPT when he searched for the best Bathroom remodeling company.
I’m guessing that they pull from reviews videos, posts, all of it. But mostly reviews.
Am I wrong?
Inflation hits all of us.
One perk of owning a business with demand?
You don’t have to wait for a raise.
You can go earn one.
Honestly everyone should own a business or have some sort of side business.
Yeah, it can be risky, and a pain in the ass sometimes.
But having some control over your own destiny is hard to beat.
The vast majority of people who built real wealth got there by doing one thing extremely well
Then, once they had the cash, team, systems, and resources, they expanded into other verticals
So if you think you’re going to build serious wealth by owning a painting company, a house cleaning company, and a fence company all at the same time, you’re probably just splitting your attention three ways.
Pick one thing AND GO ALL IN
Take aggressive action toward becoming the best at it