I know a few people who make a pretty good living who started off with next to nothing and grew.
One of my friends has a business that for like $500 he goes to a house and spends the whole day just cleaning the out side of the house, front and back. He started with a second hand ladder, marketplace pressure washer and his Toyota Corolla. These days he works 6 days a week and is turning down work regularly.
It absolutely can be done, but the hustle is real.
Sure, I didn’t mean to make it sound impossible, but the vast majority of times people start with some kind of skill, some kind of investment to get started, or both.
I know a few people who make a pretty good living who started off with next to nothing and grew.
One of my friends has a business that for like $500 he goes to a house and spends the whole day just cleaning the out side of the house, front and back. He started with a second hand ladder, marketplace pressure washer and his Toyota Corolla. These days he works 6 days a week and is turning down work regularly.
It absolutely can be done, but the hustle is real.
Sure, I didn’t mean to make it sound impossible, but the vast majority of times people start with some kind of skill, some kind of investment to get started, or both.
Growing a business is hard work for sure.