I MADE $500 DOING THIS! YOU CAN DO THIS TOO 

@@SonomaStrong Thank you both. I appreciate it a lot. Same back at you.

@@grantwarren985 I appreciate you brother and the words. You’re exactly right. I keep saying I’ve never done most of the jobs I’m doing and I’m a new business. The way I’m going about it is working for me. The jobs keep flowing in and I’m learning along the way. It’s working for me and that’s all that matters. No one is going to know everything right out of the gate. What business did you just start? I also wish you nothing but success brother. Thank you for the support.

@@Nothing2Somthing thanks man, it's a home services business doing lawn services, landscaping, fencing, etc in the Wichita KS area

@@grantwarren985 Nice man, I hope business is flowing in for you and you’re doing good. Wish you nothing but success

@@themattjojoshow72 Always and always 🤘🏻

@@VictoreeMusik Heyyyyyyy, I was actually waiting to break 500 today and you’re it. Thank you soooo much and I appreciate YOU. Thank you for liking what I’m doing. It’s been a hard road but I’m making things happen. People like you keep me going and pushing. Did you create that short film on your channel? Great Editing if so.

@Nothing2Somthing yes. I edit and directed all the content on my channel, including the music. I was looking to start a different type of business and your channel solidified that for me. I'll be asking you a lot of questions about what to do. I hope that's ok

@@VictoreeMusik I like that you are really good at that craft man. Takes a lot to learn film, cameras and editing. Yes sir, reach out and ask any questions you have. That’s why I built this channel. To help others hopefully on their journey. If you want I’ll send you my personal email and we can go from there.

@@chrislarsen2173 Hey Chris, thanks for reaching out buddy. I’m 11 + videos ahead of what you’re all are watching. Next video I will add a segment in at the end explaining all that information for you. I think those are great things to cover for starting businesses. I like it and I’ll add what I do next video. Thanks again

@@Nothing2Somthing Hell yeah look forward to it !!

@@chrislarsen2173 Thanks brother. Are you in business? What state are you located in?

@@Nothing2Somthing I am in Washington state and working on starting a business right now your videos are super inspiring I’m currently an electrician but wanna get out of it in a sense and do my own thing!

@@chrislarsen2173 You’re on the west coast, nice. You got this Chris. You could make business cards for yourself and start handing them out to potential clients. Start scheduling work for your own business on The Weeknd’s. Once you feel like you have something make the transition to leaving your job and going full time for yourself. Try to play it as safe as possible. Most take the leap with no back up and it’s a big gamble. Keep me posted on your journey please. I want everyone to succeed and be financially independent. Best feeling someone can feel inside. You got this 🤘🏻

@@GothicOutlaws Love to hear that. It’s never too late when it comes to doing new things and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. I’m rooting for you and wish you the best. What business are you looking to start and what state are you thinking of moving to? Would love to follow your journey and see how it works out for you. Stay in touch

@@Nothing2Somthing I hate being on camera, but I kinda want to. Comfort. Ha. I thought I was, Then realised how much it sucks. Tired of this life. I think i do better being uncomfortable. I try harder, work more, Failure isnt an option for me. as far as fear you spoke about in some vids. I love fear. Embrace it. Sure its there trying to branch off from a paycheck, and wandering if buisness will be good enough to get by, or will i suffer... how long. will it work. But that fear, makes me want it more. Im the type who faces that fear, and learns from it. What works, what doesnt, etc... So why not go all in, and get over that. There is the risk of being homless. Fk it. Not like I havent done that before. Guess you could say. If anything im truly in fear of... Is not trying. Not doing things. Not experiencing what it would be like to start up something for myself. No accomplishing my ideas. Living a dream in my head, is the worst fear i think I have. So yea. Im sure youtube would love to hear my train of thought. I might concider it.

@@GothicOutlaws By the sounds of it, you and I have some things in common when it comes to our past. I’ve lost everything I’ve ever worked for some years ago. Had nothing. You said you were homeless at one point. You and I know what not having things feels like, losing it all. You and I are comfortable in uncomfortable situations. So some fears done affect us the same as most. You are built for building an empire on your own. Being put in uncomfortable situations. You got this my man. I’m rooting for you and want to hear about your journey. If you don’t film it at least stay in contact with me and keep me updated. I’ll send you personal contact information.

@@Nothing2Somthing For sure. I subscribed already. Its interesting watching your work. Its not something I will do. But I like learning new things, or having some idea of how things are done. My head said I can do that. My body said hold up. That looks a bit heavy, sweaty, and maby we can lift that shovel next week. 14 hours a day, for 6 to 12 months at a time for 15 years in a simi truck will destroy you. Just need to ease myself into it. I know i got this. Ill stay in touch.

@@GothicOutlaws I appreciate that a lot. Trust me I would rather be working on my computer and flipping homes or something less stressful on the body. When I lost everything and was released I didn’t know what else to do. I was stuck mentally and this is what transpired. Anyways I agree with you and hope you find the path that best suits you. I bet driving trucks does take a toll on you after a while. Look forward to it and sounds great. 👍🏻

@@siroccomask Thanks for the info and input. All these jobs are new and a first. I’ve had to learn a new market in a new state. My quoting has been tough to learn also. It’s been one big new ride for everyone to see. I will definitely get my quotes up in the future. Just trying to survive as a new business and get the bills paid, get my name out there. Thanks again for the input 👌🏻.

@@Nothing2Somthing For sure! My brother in law does landscaping so I have learned some from talking to him. If you do your research, and learn how to do it right then you can market yourself as the one who can do the job and have it last. He gets almost all of his business from referrals from good work. Good luck man! Keep making videos too! 💪

@@siroccomask Thanks bro, I appreciate it. That's awesome all his work comes from referrals. When you do good work, it pays off for sure. That's how most of my business now comes in, Referrals. I connect with my customers, treat them like they're valued long term clients. I make sure they know they're not just a number to me and it pays off almost every job. Customer relations is huge. Once they connect with you and you do good work, you're their life long guy. Anyways thanks for the advice buddy and keep watching. More coming

@@lifeontherocks605 I respect your input and opinion on all your points. I understand where you’re coming from and I do agree with you on me not charging as much as I should on some jobs, specifically this one. I’m figuring out quoting, specifically coming from a state like California. Quoting is way different and so are prices. I’m not misleading people by any means. Remember I work for myself and I don’t have overhead. I own all my equipment and tools. So when I’m making $200-$700 daily or every other day, I’m doing well. I totally get your stance but what you’re seeing here is what’s actually happening in my life and business. I’m working daily. I can’t stand people misleading others. Alls I’m trying to do is give hope to someone. This can be achieved, my life and business will be on display. I do need to charge more but I’m not wanting to miss opportunities at this growth period. There’s a method to my madness and I will explain in a video. Sometimes we have to sacrifice in our growth stage to get the job and build reputation. Not everyone approaches business the same way. Who knows, my way might fail…. That’s why everyone will see if I fail or succeed. Keep watching. I’m not claiming to be a millionaire or super successful. I talk about coming from nothing and just recently getting out of the struggle. No bizarre claims here brother. Anyways I wish you luck and I appreciate you leaving your input. It all matters and I hope I cleared some stuff up for ya.

@@Nothing2Somthing ✨✨👍👍

@@andrewsavin9596 I appreciate you. Thank you

@@Nothing2Somthing That’s what’s up brother! So many people don’t understand the growth phase of business. It’s sad really. The better and faster you get and the more work you have the more you can charge. You can’t start off charging big business prices until you’ve built the business.

@@ButtmanAtHeart I Agree with you 100%. Building a reputation and taking smaller jobs can lead to bigger jobs for the client or someone they know. You’re on point buddy. Thank you for the support and stay tuned.