$50k/Months and Only Spending 10 Hours a Week Working, HOW?
Seriously, I only work 10-15 hours a week...
Let me show you how you can do this as well!
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1/ The residential cleaning industry can be INSANELY LUCRATIVE but it is by no means easy and it takes a ton of work.
It took me 4 years to get here. BUT I believe you can get here WAY FASTER than me if you put some good systems in place.
2/ I have -
NO assets
NO equipment
JUST cashflow focused
I contract out 100% of my house cleaning customers. I focus on mitigating as many expenses as possible all while trying to generate as much cash flow as possible so I can invest that into new biz ventures and assets.
For every RT this gets I’ll post a comment with some advice/tips about the Cleaning Industry.
Residential and Commercial! 🙌🏻
Also if you have a specific question like and leave a comment below and I'll answer it as well.
#1 Hire Earlier rather than later.
If you have over 5 contractors and you are doing on average 3-4 appointments a day you need to look into hiring a "Quality control manager" or an "ops manager"
Quality control is the most important thing and its one of fastest things to go
2/ In August and September combined, I did over 100/1-hour zoom meetings for consultations. I met with people daily interesting in launching or growing their cleaning business.
Playing College Sports Helped Me Directly In Entrepreneurship.
In my senior year of high school, I was recruited to play Lacrosse at an NCAA Div II college in North Carolina.
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1/ The online hype talking about not going to college or university and trying to become an entrepreneur right out of high school is 100% cringe and it really isn't the right route for the majority of people.
2/ I truly believe I learned some of the most valuable skills through being a student-athlete and these skills directly translate to entrepreneurship.