HSC Exclusive Giveaway: Introduce Yourself and Get a Sticker Pack
We’re giving away a limited number of exclusive Jobber Forum sticker packs to members who introduce themselves! To enter, answer the following in the thread below 👇 Your name Your business name and industry How many years have you been in business? What is your favorite thing about being a business owner? 🎁 Once you’ve posted your intro, fill out this quick form so we can mail you your stickers 👉 https://forms.gle/WjgAEC1WwY37ZbGq81.2KViews10likes123Comments🌟 Facing Failure Head-On: An Honest Talk About Business Mistakes 🌟
Hey Business Owners, Have you faced business challenges you’re not sure how to overcome? Wondering how to avoid common pitfalls or bounce back stronger from failure? Failure is part of every business owner's journey—but it doesn’t have to define your future. Hi, I’m David Moerman, owner of Home Service Business Coach and Revive Services, and from January 15–21, I’ll be hosting this month’s Ask An Expert session. With 16 years of experience in the home service industry, I’ve made my fair share of mistakes. But those mistakes have helped me build thriving businesses, coach 330+ entrepreneurs, and generate over $6 million in revenue in the home service industry. Post your stories and ask your toughest questions—I’m ready to help! Let’s tackle failure head-on and turn it into a stepping stone for growth.💪 If you missed my session at Jobber Blueprint: Live, "Bouncing Back From Business Failures," check out upcoming events here: jobber.com/events.801Views6likes11CommentsFrom Struggle to Strength: The Reality of Entrepreneurship and Why You Can’t Give Up”
There are days when the money’s slow, the rates are lower than expected, and the funding seems just out of reach. On those days, the dream feels distant, and the weight of it all can feel heavy. But every entrepreneur knows: this is part of the journey. What many don’t tell you is that the hard times are what shape you, and every ‘no’ brings you closer to the ‘yes.’ The struggles are temporary, but the lessons they teach you are forever. If you’re struggling right now, keep going. The breakthrough is just around the corner.”93Views5likes5CommentsHey guys I am curious about business plans for landscape business.
I just don't know where to begin with building a business plan. I have been in business for 5 years without having one. Now I see why they are so important. I need some advice on where I can go cost-effective is important. I need help building out the plan. Anyone willing to connect and see if you can help me in he right direction.422Views5likes7Comments🌟 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. 🙌1.1KViews5likes27CommentsLooking for a grant
Looking for a grant to fund my lawn care business I already have over 35 customers. Both my mowers have broke down and left me basically stranded having to borrow one from my dad to get jobs done . It's something I love to do help people give great prices it's not about the money it's about helping people for me . I hope to get this grant it would grow my business significantly.86Views4likes2CommentsWhat 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?374Views4likes15CommentsThis Book Has Been Foundational For Me!
Alright, listen up. If you’re runnin’ a small business and haven’t read Michael Gerber’s The E-Myth Revisited, you’re missin’ out big time. This book’s a game-changer, no two ways about it. Gerber breaks down why most small businesses fall flat and how to dodge that bullet. And here’s the kicker: it ain’t about how good you are at your repairing something; it’s about how well you run the business. Gerber’s got this idea that every business owner’s got three jobs: The Technician – the doer. This is the one out there grindin’ it out, doin’ the actual work. You’re a plumber? That’s you fixin’ leaks. The Manager – the one keepin’ things in line. Schedules, budgets, makin’ sure everything’s runnin’ smooth. The Entrepreneur – the big thinker. The one lookin’ down the road, dreamin’ up where this business can go next. Problem is, most folks are stuck bein’ just Technicians. They’re good at doin’ the work but not so good at runnin’ the show. That’s why they end up exhausted, overwhelmed, and still strapped for cash. If you wanna run a solid business, you gotta stop tryin’ to do everything yourself. You need systems & processes, you need to be able to hand stuff off so the whole thing doesn’t fall apart if you’re not there. That means you gotta step up as the Manager and Entrepreneur, not just the Technician. It’s the only way you’re gonna grow and get outta the daily grind. The eventual goal is to be in Entrepreneur mode full time! There’s even an E-Myth Contractor version, but don’t jump there just yet. Start with the original. The basics are the same no matter what kind of gig you’re runnin’, and once you get those down, then you can see how it fits for your trade. The E-Myth ain’t just a book; it’s a playbook for people like us running a business.164Views3likes2Comments