I Made $700 today working for myself. YOU CAN TOO 

Thank you 🙏

I’m glad I can motivate you some. That’s what these videos are all about, finding that one person. Showing them I’ve been at the lowest point in life but turned it around with the right mindset and the right tools. You got this man. Stay in touch if you need anything

Thank you. You both are kicking ass everyday. 👍🏻

No way. $140 dollars is insane. $35 here and people complain about it.

220 here

Man I was thinking $60 a ton was high when I see others dumping for $15~$20

@@user-yq5px5li1l Damn, where are you from? That's a wild dump fee

@@dominickwynn2435 Where are you from? Yeah its $35 a ton here in Idaho. Everyone thinks that's really high here lol.

I totally agree with you. I definitely don't claim to be a fence pro by any means. I got lucky with an easy fix. Im always totally honest with a customer. If I don't think I can do the job with confidence, I tell them I can't do it and refer them to a professional in that area. Ive done this a couple times now. I will never risk screwing a customer and having to utilize my insurance lol. Im always learning from YT vids or other professionals in that area. Im glad you've made a lot of money in business. How's it going this summer for you? what area are you located in?

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Yeah if Im there giving an in person free quote, ill add on to the price for my time driving to the dumps/fee. Im still trying to find my groove with quotes. Im from California where you can charge a lot more for work. Here in Idaho the prices for things are slightly different because the wages are lower.

@@dalesmyth7398 Where are you from? Yeah, sounds like people drive a really hard bargain or you possibly might be in a different country?? I’m not familiar with wages/business quoting around the USA. I came from California where you can charge way more than the state I’m currently living in. I had to relearn everything all over again. Quotes, what I do for work. Been a rough road if you follow my story line.

@@Nothing2Somthing S.E. Oklahoma. I'll subscribe and watch your work. I've done heaps of what you're doing, and I was a hay hauler for 30 years, so I know what it's like being my own boss. Finding hands was my biggest issue, after about 1998 or so, boy what a mess it was. I paid my hands far more than other haulers did, and still could not get hands. Back then, they could make $300.00 a day, cash, and it was either too hot or too hard of work. So, hope you have good luck, when you get to a point to hire a hand, pay them decent, and they'll stay loyal to you. I know I work too cheap now, heck I just got off the mower at 9:40 tonight, mowed 1 acre of yard, weed eat tomorrow, and I charge them $100.00. I build wheelchair ramps, porches, decks, do barbed wire or hog wire fence work, I used to wash boats too on the lake, that was a pain. I think it's a difference in states, or even cities, I rarely see a big city, biggest town to me is 20 miles, so local work is mostly small farmers, anyway, other areas may have more money. I baled hay for folks too that have small farms, but not much equipment, and above that, was a gunsmith for several years.

@@dalesmyth7398 It’s sad we can find good hard workers these days. This country doesn’t produce men like they use to. If you look at it in a different light, more money for us to make with less quality business/workers. Let’s eat up our markets and make a hard push for success.

He's too cheap, i dont care where you are

@@deqwanjefferson2969 Agreed.

@@boat6868 Because I didn’t just build the fence for 1 owner. It was for both home owners and their property management company. They wanted a new fence build. I agree with you 100% percent on saving the wood that’s there but they expected a new fence. If it was my house I would have reused all the original fence boards.

Fear of using the money I saved....

I need to be in the circle!!!

im 64 and ready to kick some butt with positive business attempts

I’m telling you that’s a great idea and it generates lots of money. I talk about this in one of my videos. I’m buying an excavator by next year for my business. When I first started my business I was filling in my non work days at my buddy’s tree company. I was running equipment pulling tree stumps. You can pay that machine off in one years or less if you have enough work. It’s easy work and you make $500-1500 per job. It’s fast easy money. I pulled a stump out in a hour and the customer was charged $1400. I was blow away. Where are you located? Remember, scared money doesn’t make money. At some point you have to take a risk to get to the next level. I get that way too man. I get nervous spending what I worked so hard to save. But if you’re spending it to further your life, it’s a no brainer. Have faith in yourself. Remember, we fail because of ourselves. As much as we don’t want to admit it, it’s because we didn’t give it our all, try every angle, utilize every source we have. You got this man. Stay in touch. I’m 10 videos ahead of you guys. I’m about to drop a video in a couple weeks showing I’ll do whatever it takes to succeed. I put my money where my mouth is and show you it’s possible if we do certain things. I’m pushing this videos ahead of the rest after a couple episodes because it’s important for some to see.

@@hudsonvalleyhealth9758 If it’s for better/furthering yourself. Go for it. Every billionaire you come across on video says they took the biggest risk of their lives and it paid off. You got this man, just no give up in your soul. Never let failing be an option in your mind.