Am I slow or just gullible?

[Bruce]

keep in mind, skills are one thing

skills can be leveraged thru:

equipment
who you market to
job type
job frequency
pricing
did i say pricing?
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etc

I know of legitimate numbers of single operators doing 160 PMH, as a [B][I]yearly average[/I][/B]

leverage is king

[system]

@buddyo

Listen closely Grasshoppa… Don’t trip over pine needles. Pay attention to what your doing and learn what you can from advice, videos, first hand experience, etc. Only you will know how your cleaning improved from the last window

Basically… What he said…

[wcs]

@ClearSummit

So, basically I guess I need a squeegee sensei?

This is really the heart of what I’m talking about. There are guys that are better/faster etc. I wanna know how to get there!

I am self taught so I’m definitely doing things wrong. I spend a huge amount of detailing. And I know there has got to be a better way. So that is the big question where do you focus your skill development? Which in turn gives you overall speed.

I think we focus a lot on just being fast and not being a master of the craft. (I know, we are just cleaning windows but if its our living we might as well be Bruce Lee great)

So we may learn to be fast with tricks but neglect skill development. That’s part of trying to run a business, so I get it.

So what is the one skill you put the all focus/training/energy/time so that everything else fades away.

So that it doesn’t matter if there’s a bush in the way, it doesn’t matter the window is taller then you can reach off the floor, what is one skill that as long as you nail it perfectly every time you are always ahead?

Check this video series out…He may teach you a thing or to about how to create speed, ect.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqGAy3rYZZOyWfwqIExK4ZA

- YouTube