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sam17
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1h ago
A retired guy at my gym told me to charge 15% more, and I lost 2 clients but gained 3 better ones
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terryf62
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15h ago
PSA: hit 41 employees and found out I'm suddenly a different kind of business owner
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ben206
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16h ago
Tried handing out $20 gift cards to my crew instead of a holiday party, and one guy's reaction caught me off guard
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elizabethn56
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1d ago
My uncle in Toledo said to never hire family, I did it anyway, and 14 months later I had to buy out my own cousin
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johnflores
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3d ago
Can we talk about how nobody counts the real cost of a 1099 helper until tax time?
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betty136
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4d ago
I used to answer my shop phone at 6am, now it goes straight to a $30 answering service in Tulsa
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paul346
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4d ago
Pro tip: I quit handing out my business card at every event and my referrals doubled in 6 weeks
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loganl22
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9d ago
Bought a pressure washing rig 4 months ago, and I just found out my old boss was underbidding jobs to keep me busy
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the_lucas
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12d ago
The week my best client paid late and I still came out $2,400 ahead, here is how
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murray.tara
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13d ago
I charged my first repeat client 15% more and he said yes without blinking
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taylor668
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14d ago
Rant: I ignored a guy selling $20 logos at a Phoenix trade show and he ended up doing my best work
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masonbell
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14d ago
A landlord in Cleveland told me he screens tenants by asking one question, and I stole it for my shop
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murray.tara
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14d ago
TIL my vendor in Phoenix quoted me $12k for a job, so I asked for the line items and spotted $3,400 in duplicate fees
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foster.charles
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16d ago
TIL that 20% of small businesses fail in year one, and I found the stat while cleaning out my old shop on 5th Street
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the_holly
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17d ago
I thought a $497 mastermind in Cincinnati was a scam, then I looked at the books 8 months later
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