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With this year ending in a new year beginning, we should be starting to think about planning for the upcoming year. What are some of your tools you use for planning for the year to come and also daily planning. Do you have any cool tricks that you use to help you in setting goals, and breaking down, goals into smaller action items, and taking those action items and making them happen. Please share your tips, tricks and or traps things that have worked and have not worked.Pete21121 year agoContributor 27.3KViews4likes4CommentsWhat advice would you give to someone feeling discouraged or doubtful about their entrepreneurial journey?
Let's start this forum off with some of your best tips you dish out when a fellow entrepreneur needs a boost. We've all been there!rebecca1 year agoJobber Community Team5.2KViews27likes94CommentsStay connected after Jobber Summit!
It's great seeing so many connections happening at Jobber Summit today 🙌 If you want to stay in touch, drop your contact info in the comments. This community is also yours to share advice, ask questions, and get insights from fellow pros!rebecca1 year agoJobber Community Team3.7KViews16likes53Comments🌟 Feeling burnt out? You aren’t alone. Let's share, vent, & connect with Ask an Expert guest, Chanique Stewart 🌟
34% of entrepreneurs experience burnout—and home service pros are no exception! As a business coach and entrepreneurship influencer for over four years, I’m dedicated to helping other business owners succeed personally and professionally. 🚀 From Dec. 11 - 17, I want to use this opportunity to spark discussions about your experience with burnout. What strategies work or don’t work for you? Need feedback on your planning strategies and daily habits? Let’s create a realistic balance between your health and your work together. 🙌Chanique1 year agoJobber Ambassador2.1KViews6likes27CommentsWhy do you think 4 out of 5 businesses fail and what are you doing to avoid joining the majority?
I personally have noticed that many times it is a talented individual who moves off to start their own business, but they lack financial education. Eventually, the lack of financial education comes up against the risk they have taken on (you don’t know what you don’t know) and they collide in a terrible mess that often costs them their dream. What are your thoughts??bedellmgmt1 year agoJobber Ambassador1.7KViews8likes15CommentsWhat Podcasts Are You Hooked On Right Now?
Let’s be honest—when you’re driving between jobs, grinding away solo, or just trying to unwind after a long day, podcasts are clutch. I’ve been on the hunt for something new lately, and figured I’d throw it out there—what podcasts are you listening to that actually fire you up, teach you something, or just help you zone out and reset? Could be trades-related, mindset, money, business, or even total random entertainment. I don’t care if it’s about tools or true crime—if it’s good, drop it. Always looking to stack the playlist. What’s in your rotation?ryaantuttle1 year agoJobber Ambassador1.5KViews4likes18CommentsStart-Up Costs 💰
How did you come up with the money to start your business? Did you save up or borrow to start your dream? Starting out, I used my own money to acquire the equipment needed. It kept the risk low while I navigated our first few years in business. Which path did you choose?bedellmgmt1 year agoJobber Ambassador1.5KViews3likes6CommentsWhat’s Your Biggest Entrepreneurial Challenge?
Hi everyone, I’m Dion Brown,a small business owner running HWB Delivery Service LLC in Detroit. I’ve learned that every entrepreneurial journey comes with its own set of challenges—whether it’s managing cash flow, finding the right team, or staying innovative. I’m curious: What has been the most challenging part of your entrepreneurial journey, and how have you overcome it? Let’s share our experiences and tips to help each other grow!”Hwbdelivery1 year agoContributor 41.4KViews6likes20CommentsLooking to scale, need advice
Hello, I am just seeking advice, I am a one man crew (with 1-2 helpers when available) for Lawn care, Parging & Snow removal (all insured). I am getting a large quantity of calls, bookings & deposits. But how can a sole proprietor scale up from me, to a crew of 5 and pay $25 an hour and be able to keep them working for months, or years to come? I cant see the "vision" of how to achieve that, sure I can get more clients. But its definitely tough with the massive undercuts of prices. Just some friendly advice will do, thanks all! Matt1.2KViews6likes13Comments
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