Hands down the most humble and chill guy on this planet. Our company does maintenance work with him. Great prices, speed service and most important great quality work.
He did lol grew up not paying bills and supported by parents kids got hustle but he also was privileged. If take business loans and the shit blows up in my face I'm fucked and homeless this dude just moves back in with his parents.
Being his cousin I can tell you all he was not privileged and nothing was handed to them! His Dad Andrey my uncle started with nothing and slowly built the business! He built work ethics into his sons and it’s evident! Hard work and dedication proved a success! Congrats Joseph!!
Well it could have went the other way! Could have been entitled silver spooned lazy ass and lost all the business! Happens more often than not! But instead he took it to the next level and expanded!
Started out working on big rigs back in the mid '80's. Waste Management 7+ years, Pepsi 1 yr. in 1990 went into the auto field @ a Ford dealer first, always was a heavy line tech. Certified Cummins engine tech, the only "schooling" I had.....Took US Navy as vab tests @ 17 told I had a very high mechanical aptitude, duhhhh dad was mechanic, learned some from him at young age. Engines were my specialty i both industries, but was a bumper to bumper tech. All learnt by hands on, not out of books or schools lol. Nothing I can't fix really , after almost 45 years as a mechanic. Became a trucker my last 3 years until I retired @ 62 and moved to SE Asia.... Guys is smart, thru my experience, you get more work out of motivated mechanics and if you take care of them, they will take care of you. You get what you pay for in life
Man needs to get some tools for his giys though. They will all not be able to move in the next 10 years. They make brake drum dollys and tire carts to remove and install those tires. We use them everywhere in the shop and they save on your back. Your body will thank you in the long run
Anyone who hurts their back taking a tire off is just too lazy to kneel, drums you have a point for, like using a cherry picker to take off the hubs w/ rotors too
@@Vic.LGTruckRepair if you have worked more then a few hours and have had a bad day your not going to be thinking reasonably about things like this not to mention inepericned and people who don't care you should always use the safest most efficient tools because remember a tool for a job means the worker can do it faster and something else with the energy and time they used their body on it and the point as stated it will save your health.
I have a possible win win between this businessman and his parts suppler. Things like filters and seals that he used more often that he gets a min/max stocking in his garage that the parts dealer maintains. Not a big savings but ensures that he has a relationship with the supplier and it is an incremental savings to both. Instead of ordering filters as needed he takes off the shelf and the supplier delivers cases instead of individuals. May work with wipers etc that are repeatable consumables. Small savings big picture, picking up pennies! Love this guys business and attitude!!!!
Watching this made me want to apply and move! This guy sold me on just his belief that anyone can do what they want even if they didn’t have a educational background. I was self taught in mechanics with 90’s imports. Can’t put that on a resume though.
Mechanics / automotive repair, computer programing, website design, etc. are some of many fields where those who are self taught have and can thrive. Put your skills on a resume and believe in yourself and never stop chasing your dreams! Reach out to them!
I'd give someone a chance in my shop. Done it before! My biggest advice is be 100% honest about your skill level, what you're confident working on, and expect your pay to reflect the profitability that you bring to the shop. That being said, a great owner will raise your pay/bonuses as your skillset improves. We have a saying, "the only one that doesn't make a mistake is the one that doesn't do anything" but that's a lot different than not knowing what you're doing and taking it on anyway because you don't want to admit it. But 100% you gotta have a good owner/supervisor for any of this to work.
Taking nothing from our subject, he's great. This country is going to learn to value fathers. It used to be smart to remove the fathers to create struggle and have low skilled workers. But just watching this guy let's you know he's been raised right.
Great content you guys are providing to many individuals and businesses out there, great job and thank you for what you do. I am a 41 years old semi-retired and just got inspired by you and the people you guys are featuring on your work and it has opened my eyes to have the opportunity to build something that provide good value and service in my community. Again, thank you and don't stop doing what you do.
I'm self employed as well..a flooring installer. Basically I just get paid for my services like this guy... but I'm not even in this guys world as far as pay.
I completely agree with you! These traits can help anyone succeed, regardless of their profession. So, if you are willing to put in the effort, there's no reason why you can't make a good living in a service job. ❤💪☺
Any business is in business to make money. My take, he has excelled in doing a job faster and making the customer feel like his money was well spent. And next time they will come back. I drive truck and worse is the sitting while getting repaired. He's doing volume, he's only gonna get bigger and bigger.
Outstanding!!! Awesome to see the next generation build on a great work ethic and never stop learning! While you didn’t like traditional schooling you learned the most important thing they try to teach in school. Always keep moving towards self improvement and read. Hard work and working smart !🎉🎉🎉
Great to hear that you found the video inspiring! I would love to know which part of the video caught your attention. Would you mind sharing that with us?
What I love about these videos are that they are experts. There is no “umm” “uhhh” rapid fire answers cause they’ve thought about the question every day for years.
Truck mechanic needs $20,000.00 to 75,000.00 in tools and equipment to just start. Goes up from there, if you're a shop owner you will be going over 100,000.00 really quick. Higher expense depending on the capabilities of the shop. I have 50 years in industry.
I had to chuckle when he said you can start with $5k. I probably have $20k in my personal garage as a hobbyist and would need to at least double that if i wanted to start a shop.
What are you clowns on??? I've been doing this for decades and still don't have $20,000 tools. I can do anything on our fleet trucks. We run Michigan gravel trains. 11 axles, up to 169,000 lbs legally. These things get abused. The guys we've had that brought their monster boxes on a rollback are no longer here. It must've been that big to hold their ego. No need to have all those specialty Snap On tools. It talent and skills and hard work, not fancy tools. I also co-owned a car repair shop in my 20s and we started out with only $17,500. We had everything we needed and then some! You guys are high.
Being in a metropolitan area with market share helps a lot. Small town USA is much harder. I was a UTI schooled diesel tech for many years. I’m an old truck driver now, with about $100K in snap on tools. Best equipped home tech set ever lol
Seems like a smart man. Realy switched on. I think his father deserves some credit as he would not have got the start without him. However he has a great system, gets the work done fast. Staff having one set thing is realy good. Bit like a pit crew at formula one. I wish him well.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Having a great system in place and staff that are focused on one set thing can definitely lead to increased productivity and efficiency. 🙂
I'm a truck driver; and i can tell you right now that he hit the 2 most important things on the head that help improve your experience as a driver. He always need a place to park, especially with trailer, and we want to get in and out as fast as possible. I know this is a desire for most shops, in general, but with trucking the wait can be multiple days for some of the most basic stuff.
Mike Rowe needs to do a clip with Joseph on how after high school (or before) men or women don’t have to go into college and get in debt and have a great job and successful career!
I like seeing Pittsburgh Jacks, Daytona Jack Stands, and US General Tool Carts being used in a professional shop. I bought a Daytona Jack and Jack Stands. I would like to start a Mobile Mechanic Business, in the near future.
My coworker master mechanic has $100k snap on everything. He’s 65 and has poor health. As someone in his 30s with HArbor freight and pawn shop tools who is in shape to run a marathon (and win) And I can work circles around him til he goes Home. Then work a few more circles😂 He is lucky to make 1:1 book to work sold. Sometimes I can sustain 2:1 or greater
This guy has big place u should add engine cleaning and detailing the big rigs in and out and double your money buddy your welcome I can train your guys to detail those big rigs kmd 👍🏻
When a young Man turns a business into a great experience for himself hes family and he's employees and the coustmer that is Awesome and beneficial for everyone. Plus good Quality work and taking responsibility for the work Bravo for Him... where are they Located at anyone... looking forward to wacthing your channel....
Hello wow this is amazing. See school is a-lot of times waist of time. This is insane and pretty cool. I learned so much from this channel. Thanks so much.
For some, even alot of people, school is a waste of time. But you dont normally get the opportunity to grow up with an entire running working business to just slide into. Your most likely going to need your high school GED or diploma to get into a job before you can get anywhere in life. Gotta have capitol to start your own business, this kid was fortunate enough to only have to show up and put in the effort because he was eventually going to own everything. Kind of like a family farm.
Best marketing is Having Integrity with quality of work. Cut the bullshiet up selling and save the Truck drivers a piece of mind by telling them the truth about certain things needs be taken care of. And if you already taken shiet apart and saw another thing needs to be replace since you're already in there and have easier access to it. Let the Owner driver know asap if they wanna change it or service it to save them headaches later down on the road. A cheap tattoo ain't good and a good tattoo ain't cheap.
Hi upflip i'm watching and enjoying your content and i'm learning a lot from it keep doing this you are inspiring us to start business and guiding us to the the right path Thank you
Lower overhead than larger garages and corporate garages. If you can get the same economies of scale as the big companies. You will win. Don’t grow the indirect labor too much though. That’s the death of any good company.
Gross profit is far different than net profit. It is not only possible but quite common to have a 30% gross profit and to be breaking even or operating at a loss. Gross profit matters most to other businesses looking for an acquisition and subsequent reorganization to improve the bottom line. Net profit is the bottom line.
@@bigwigdiesel2237 Oh, but the numbers presented in the video were not net profit. At one point in the video the young man speaks of the profit and then proceeds to explain what expenses must still be paid out of that profit (i.e., a gross profit, not net).
That was the key 🔑 your dad had the business. Look lets be honest, in America most businesses that are successful are ones where it was passed on or money 💰 or some kind of assets were passed on to the next generation. Most people starting from the ground with nothing needing expensive loans are not successful. Plus your not successful now with debt. This really is the majority in America now. Years ago it was so much more feasible. But the prices and the difficulties now are so stacked against you, your business literally needs to be successful from the get go. Which doesn't happen with most. It is not a dream anymore. But you will never know unless you try. Just be prepared to lose it all.
You need to realize that every level has a ground zero point. I still consider my self “just starting” but what your saying is just limited mentally. You have no idea how much stress, late nights, failures and setbacks that EVERY business owner goes through. It’s the people the stick through it all that WIN. Losers make excuses about things being too hard. Everything is hard. Life is hard. Man up. Do something about it and make things HAPPEN.
And I DID start from zero. All I had was the basic equipment and a good father, going from couple clients a week to 20-30 PER DAY Is not something that is just “handed” over. Me and my dad BOTH went through hell to make it this far.
The man wasn’t handed a large, busy, service shop with tons of income already. That would be a different story. It was just his dad running a little operation until he started helping at 15. To start from zero in that line of work doesn’t cost a ton of money either. Of course it makes it easier than building from absolutely nothing but that doesn’t take from the fact it took a lot of hard work and determination to grow to where he is now. People act like getting any sort of help to get a business going somehow devalues their success.
There are 2 kinds of people in this world positive and negative and in order to be a successful business man or women you need to be smart, motivated and have vision. You also need to take chances and roll the dice and be smart about it. Never choose a business where the customers have no money, I was told by a successful business man one time you need to follow the money. I can honestly say I am not that person, I am negative and always look at the bad side of things, although I will work my ass off, I am a workaholic. My father and mother on the other hand were positive people and were successful, they loaned money against the house to get started something I would never do. I am lucky that they set me up in a successful business it has had its ups and downs but I love it.
Truck drivers 🚚 are very well paid, treated with lots of respect. I would certainly not want to work in a private or public nursing home as a nursing technician.I inspect or observe the resident estate with my smartphone I noticed that many patients admitted there have not washed or brush their teeth for 2 weeks due to budget restrictions from the federal government Justice system in Quebec makes my me very angry 😠 😡 annoyed. Many patients have Alzeimers disease and Type 2 diabetes. We dont ask questions very noticeably. I would rather work in a fruit and vegetable supermarket being on social welfare jobs. You are very lucky privileged to have a great paying job 👍.
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Hands down the most humble and chill guy on this planet. Our company does maintenance work with him. Great prices, speed service and most important great quality work.
Any mechanic can join a small shop and grow it, the owner will let you. Most mechanics dont have his skills to grow a business. This guy is amazing
anyone saying that he got handed anything is a fool. I grew up with joseph hes been grinding every day since 16, ones of the nicest guys ive met
That's awesome @M Runner! Thanks for sharing. ☺
He did lol grew up not paying bills and supported by parents kids got hustle but he also was privileged. If take business loans and the shit blows up in my face I'm fucked and homeless this dude just moves back in with his parents.
@@SZJA your not gonna make it with a mindset judging others for your own benefit
@MaxchasingMs lol sure bud because you would know best 😂😂😂
He worked hard but doesn’t mean it wasn’t handed to him he worked for it sure but the foundation was all there
Being his cousin I can tell you all he was not privileged and nothing was handed to them! His Dad Andrey my uncle started with nothing and slowly built the business! He built work ethics into his sons and it’s evident! Hard work and dedication proved a success! Congrats Joseph!!
We can see this kid isnt smart
His dad started & son took it farther after customers were already going there .
Well it could have went the other way! Could have been entitled silver spooned lazy ass and lost all the business! Happens more often than not! But instead he took it to the next level and expanded!
So it's dad and his brother making duo g the golden. Era and passed down the opportunity
Love what this guy is doing for the trucking repair industry.
He's great! Are you in the trucking repair industry as well?
Started out working on big rigs back in the mid '80's. Waste Management 7+ years, Pepsi 1 yr. in 1990 went into the auto field @ a Ford dealer first, always was a heavy line tech. Certified Cummins engine tech, the only "schooling" I had.....Took US Navy as vab tests @ 17 told I had a very high mechanical aptitude, duhhhh dad was mechanic, learned some from him at young age. Engines were my specialty i both industries, but was a bumper to bumper tech. All learnt by hands on, not out of books or schools lol. Nothing I can't fix really , after almost 45 years as a mechanic. Became a trucker my last 3 years until I retired @ 62 and moved to SE Asia....
Guys is smart, thru my experience, you get more work out of motivated mechanics and if you take care of them, they will take care of you. You get what you pay for in life
Man needs to get some tools for his giys though. They will all not be able to move in the next 10 years. They make brake drum dollys and tire carts to remove and install those tires. We use them everywhere in the shop and they save on your back. Your body will thank you in the long run
Anyone who hurts their back taking a tire off is just too lazy to kneel, drums you have a point for, like using a cherry picker to take off the hubs w/ rotors too
@@Vic.LGTruckRepairvery glad you are not a boss man senor
@@Vic.LGTruckRepair if you have worked more then a few hours and have had a bad day your not going to be thinking reasonably about things like this not to mention inepericned and people who don't care you should always use the safest most efficient tools because remember a tool for a job means the worker can do it faster and something else with the energy and time they used their body on it and the point as stated it will save your health.
Just from listening to him he sounds like one hell of a boss & every boss should be like him then maybe they wouldn't have so many ppl quitting
yep. seems like he's a magnet for workers.
Wow! This guy seem humble and trustworthy. Wish him more great success.
I have a possible win win between this businessman and his parts suppler. Things like filters and seals that he used more often that he gets a min/max stocking in his garage that the parts dealer maintains. Not a big savings but ensures that he has a relationship with the supplier and it is an incremental savings to both. Instead of ordering filters as needed he takes off the shelf and the supplier delivers cases instead of individuals. May work with wipers etc that are repeatable consumables. Small savings big picture, picking up pennies! Love this guys business and attitude!!!!
Watching this made me want to apply and move! This guy sold me on just his belief that anyone can do what they want even if they didn’t have a educational background. I was self taught in mechanics with 90’s imports. Can’t put that on a resume though.
Why not? Put it on there
You definitely don't need schooling or certifications to get into the auto repair industry.
Mechanics / automotive repair, computer programing, website design, etc. are some of many fields where those who are self taught have and can thrive. Put your skills on a resume and believe in yourself and never stop chasing your dreams! Reach out to them!
I'd give someone a chance in my shop. Done it before! My biggest advice is be 100% honest about your skill level, what you're confident working on, and expect your pay to reflect the profitability that you bring to the shop. That being said, a great owner will raise your pay/bonuses as your skillset improves. We have a saying, "the only one that doesn't make a mistake is the one that doesn't do anything" but that's a lot different than not knowing what you're doing and taking it on anyway because you don't want to admit it. But 100% you gotta have a good owner/supervisor for any of this to work.
Taking nothing from our subject, he's great. This country is going to learn to value fathers. It used to be smart to remove the fathers to create struggle and have low skilled workers. But just watching this guy let's you know he's been raised right.
Great content you guys are providing to many individuals and businesses out there, great job and thank you for what you do. I am a 41 years old semi-retired and just got inspired by you and the people you guys are featuring on your work and it has opened my eyes to have the opportunity to build something that provide good value and service in my community. Again, thank you and don't stop doing what you do.
You can’t tell me that service jobs don’t make money!! Just a good idea with dedication, Hardwork, and discipline 💯
I'm self employed as well..a flooring installer. Basically I just get paid for my services like this guy... but I'm not even in this guys world as far as pay.
I completely agree with you! These traits can help anyone succeed, regardless of their profession. So, if you are willing to put in the effort, there's no reason why you can't make a good living in a service job.
❤💪☺
Any business is in business to make money. My take, he has excelled in doing a job faster and making the customer feel like his money was well spent. And next time they will come back. I drive truck and worse is the sitting while getting repaired. He's doing volume, he's only gonna get bigger and bigger.
Outstanding!!! Awesome to see the next generation build on a great work ethic and never stop learning! While you didn’t like traditional schooling you learned the most important thing they try to teach in school. Always keep moving towards self improvement and read. Hard work and working smart !🎉🎉🎉
Being a truck mechanic in southwestern Ontario, im very jealous of the lack of rust and road grime on these trucks shown.
just means you get to charge extra for rust tax
I'm in Minnesota and work on 30-60 year old farm trucks regularly, I feel your pain ery'day!
Proud of this guy and his brother ! Very inspirational 🔥
Great to hear that you found the video inspiring! I would love to know which part of the video caught your attention. Would you mind sharing that with us?
As his great grandfather, I can tell you that he is definitely, the son of my grandson.
@BradHines Can I have a free shop, too?
What I love about these videos are that they are experts. There is no “umm” “uhhh” rapid fire answers cause they’ve thought about the question every day for years.
I love that observation! Thank you for watching :)
Truck mechanic needs $20,000.00 to 75,000.00 in tools and equipment to just start. Goes up from there, if you're a shop owner you will be going over 100,000.00 really quick. Higher expense depending on the capabilities of the shop. I have 50 years in industry.
There's all sorts of big and specialized tools you need which is partially why I bet
I had to chuckle when he said you can start with $5k. I probably have $20k in my personal garage as a hobbyist and would need to at least double that if i wanted to start a shop.
Maybe if you buy used you could get it down to 8k-10k instead of buying off the tool truck like a chump
What are you clowns on??? I've been doing this for decades and still don't have $20,000 tools. I can do anything on our fleet trucks. We run Michigan gravel trains. 11 axles, up to 169,000 lbs legally. These things get abused. The guys we've had that brought their monster boxes on a rollback are no longer here. It must've been that big to hold their ego. No need to have all those specialty Snap On tools. It talent and skills and hard work, not fancy tools. I also co-owned a car repair shop in my 20s and we started out with only $17,500. We had everything we needed and then some! You guys are high.
@@MJBclassics Obviously you are limited in what you can repair, don't even try to argue this point, it's a fact.
He should add a truck wash on the exit. Adds an extra service.
Being in a metropolitan area with market share helps a lot. Small town USA is much harder.
I was a UTI schooled diesel tech for many years.
I’m an old truck driver now, with about $100K in snap on tools.
Best equipped home tech set ever lol
I was concerned about the 30 minutes oil change for big rig, but 4 people doing the PM makes sense.
4 underpaid Mexicans. ;)
This is how a boss should be. On the floor and in the office. Understanding the floor is key.
You can't really become a leader if you don't know how things work! 💪
Seems like a smart man. Realy switched on. I think his father deserves some credit as he would not have got the start without him. However he has a great system, gets the work done fast. Staff having one set thing is realy good. Bit like a pit crew at formula one. I wish him well.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Having a great system in place and staff that are focused on one set thing can definitely lead to increased productivity and efficiency. 🙂
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Im a forklift operator and driving around with your forks up like that would get me fired... best way to impale something or someone
I'm a truck driver; and i can tell you right now that he hit the 2 most important things on the head that help improve your experience as a driver.
He always need a place to park, especially with trailer, and we want to get in and out as fast as possible.
I know this is a desire for most shops, in general, but with trucking the wait can be multiple days for some of the most basic stuff.
This guy represents the American dream & success story. Merica!
Mike Rowe needs to do a clip with Joseph on how after high school (or before) men or women don’t have to go into college and get in debt and have a great job and successful career!
We value your feedback and we'll look into this! Thank you for watching.
@@UpFlip This young man's business would explode if Mike Rowe got him on TV.
All successful people never have anything handed to them! You respect and take care of things you work for!! Good for you!!
All really just simping for the rich.
That profit margin is perfect you are still cheaper than other companies and do the same or better work so all in all i would call that a win win
I watch these the second they get posted. THE SECOND
I like seeing Pittsburgh Jacks, Daytona Jack Stands, and US General Tool Carts being used in a professional shop. I bought a Daytona Jack and Jack Stands. I would like to start a Mobile Mechanic Business, in the near future.
My coworker master mechanic has $100k snap on everything.
He’s 65 and has poor health.
As someone in his 30s with HArbor freight and pawn shop tools who is in shape to run a marathon (and win)
And I can work circles around him til he goes
Home.
Then work a few more circles😂
He is lucky to make 1:1 book to work sold.
Sometimes I can sustain 2:1 or greater
Haters will hate congrats to his parents & him because the times we are living in nobody wants to work.
This guy has big place u should add engine cleaning and detailing the big rigs in and out and double your money buddy your welcome I can train your guys to detail those big rigs kmd 👍🏻
thats a whole anther profession!
Love how he pushed through. Keep up the good work.
When a young Man turns a business into a great experience for himself hes family and he's employees and the coustmer that is Awesome and beneficial for everyone. Plus good Quality work and taking responsibility for the work Bravo for Him... where are they Located at anyone... looking forward to wacthing your channel....
As the owner of McDonald's, I paid for this video.
Hello wow this is amazing. See school is a-lot of times waist of time. This is insane and pretty cool. I learned so much from this channel. Thanks so much.
For some, even alot of people, school is a waste of time. But you dont normally get the opportunity to grow up with an entire running working business to just slide into. Your most likely going to need your high school GED or diploma to get into a job before you can get anywhere in life. Gotta have capitol to start your own business, this kid was fortunate enough to only have to show up and put in the effort because he was eventually going to own everything. Kind of like a family farm.
lol i love how you made your point but cant even spell ffs 😂
@@byloyuripka9624 I type fast that’s y 🤣🤣🤣
Best marketing is Having Integrity with quality of work. Cut the bullshiet up selling and save the Truck drivers a piece of mind by telling them the truth about certain things needs be taken care of. And if you already taken shiet apart and saw another thing needs to be replace since you're already in there and have easier access to it. Let the Owner driver know asap if they wanna change it or service it to save them headaches later down on the road. A cheap tattoo ain't good and a good tattoo ain't cheap.
The irony, he's going back to what was the norm...good customer service vs in it for the profit mega company.
Good job Joseph, way to go.
Hi upflip i'm watching and enjoying your content and i'm learning a lot from it keep doing this you are inspiring us to start business and guiding us to the the right path
Thank you
Glad to hear that you're enjoying and learning from our videos. Thank you so much for watching! ❤
Lower overhead than larger garages and corporate garages. If you can get the same economies of scale as the big companies. You will win. Don’t grow the indirect labor too much though. That’s the death of any good company.
SALUTE TO THIS YOUNG MAN!
I like the confidence in his voice
Smart kid! Good job!
He is indeed a Smart Kid! Thanks for watching.
Hard work always pays off!!!!!!!!!
That’s what’s up he’s actually dedicated to helping his employees love what they do.
*Drinking Game*
- Take a shot every time this guy says "just go ahead and...
Gotta love this guys attitude man!
FYI “OLD GLORY” hanging on your wall is backwards stars should be on left 👍
wow..am impressed. he is in his gift and passion. he has achieved so much so young
Absolutely! It's always inspiring to see someone pursue their passions and achieve success at a young age. Thanks for your feedback @Isaac Babji!
Wish ALL truck mechanics were like him. Tired of Mechanics ripping us off and poor workmanship.
Gross profit is far different than net profit. It is not only possible but quite common to have a 30% gross profit and to be breaking even or operating at a loss. Gross profit matters most to other businesses looking for an acquisition and subsequent reorganization to improve the bottom line. Net profit is the bottom line.
All the numbers are net profit sir
@@bigwigdiesel2237 Oh, but the numbers presented in the video were not net profit. At one point in the video the young man speaks of the profit and then proceeds to explain what expenses must still be paid out of that profit (i.e., a gross profit, not net).
as someone who is indeed back in school after a couple years of break. It is indeed harder, but im going back for a purpose to chase a dream.
You got this! 💪🏼
That was the key 🔑 your dad had the business. Look lets be honest, in America most businesses that are successful are ones where it was passed on or money 💰 or some kind of assets were passed on to the next generation. Most people starting from the ground with nothing needing expensive loans are not successful. Plus your not successful now with debt. This really is the majority in America now. Years ago it was so much more feasible. But the prices and the difficulties now are so stacked against you, your business literally needs to be successful from the get go. Which doesn't happen with most. It is not a dream anymore. But you will never know unless you try. Just be prepared to lose it all.
You need to realize that every level has a ground zero point. I still consider my self “just starting” but what your saying is just limited mentally. You have no idea how much stress, late nights, failures and setbacks that EVERY business owner goes through. It’s the people the stick through it all that WIN. Losers make excuses about things being too hard. Everything is hard. Life is hard. Man up. Do something about it and make things HAPPEN.
And I DID start from zero. All I had was the basic equipment and a good father, going from couple clients a week to 20-30 PER DAY Is not something that is just “handed” over. Me and my dad BOTH went through hell to make it this far.
The man wasn’t handed a large, busy, service shop with tons of income already. That would be a different story. It was just his dad running a little operation until he started helping at 15. To start from zero in that line of work doesn’t cost a ton of money either. Of course it makes it easier than building from absolutely nothing but that doesn’t take from the fact it took a lot of hard work and determination to grow to where he is now. People act like getting any sort of help to get a business going somehow devalues their success.
Jesus those forks in the air on the forklift like that flying is gonna kill someone
Wow. I wish they had car mechanics with this set up.
There are 2 kinds of people in this world positive and negative and in order to be a successful business man or women you need to be smart, motivated and have vision. You also need to take chances and roll the dice and be smart about it. Never choose a business where the customers have no money, I was told by a successful business man one time you need to follow the money. I can honestly say I am not that person, I am negative and always look at the bad side of things, although I will work my ass off, I am a workaholic. My father and mother on the other hand were positive people and were successful, they loaned money against the house to get started something I would never do. I am lucky that they set me up in a successful business it has had its ups and downs but I love it.
Thank you for the honesty.
Interesting story. Just do not drive a set of doubles into the shop. If this every happens, pull it backwards from the rear trailer.
Just casually helped my already successful dad at his probably well going business. how is this success story?
took over dads business check
Super impressive young man!
We agree! Thanks for watching!
@1:53 - @1:56 that man dropped that hood you can hear it in the background. Then the boss side-eyes him lol
Speed, Quality & Price 💰
Damn if only the company i work for that makes twice as much would take the job seriously and upgrade the yard like he did. We have no room.
Thanks for watching! Are you a truck mechanic as well?
Very knowledgeable glad I randomly came across your videos
i m inspired keep up the good work
Congratulations, smart guy.
Good job man proud of you.
Upflip can’t wait for that 1million giveaway
Oh its coming ;)
With mommy an daddy’s help
This man is strait inspireing
Glad you think so!
Can anyone please tell me what Shop this is!?? SEEMS THEY FORGOT TO PUT THE SHOP AND LOCATION
Very inspiring video
Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching!
Great job. If the US had Universal Affordable Healthcare we’d have many more entrepreneurs.
👍🏻👍🏻 hard work makes the dream work!
Truck drivers 🚚 are very well paid, treated with lots of respect. I would certainly not want to work in a private or public nursing home as a nursing technician.I inspect or observe the resident estate with my smartphone I noticed that many patients admitted there have not washed or brush their teeth for 2 weeks due to budget restrictions from the federal government Justice system in Quebec makes my me very angry 😠 😡 annoyed. Many patients have Alzeimers disease and Type 2 diabetes. We dont ask questions very noticeably. I would rather work in a fruit and vegetable supermarket being on social welfare jobs. You are very lucky privileged to have a great paying job 👍.
I did that Jon for a year and it’s back breaking.
Troutdale OR, I84, I know right where that’s at!
good to know! Any business from OR you'd like to see? 😀
Portland Oregon ?? Looks like the place I’ve been to cross dock my freight
This guy was handed everything on a silver platter.
He skillfully maximized those advantages and opportunities!
Love it.. keep working folks!
We will! 💪 Thanks for watching @Jody!
Bro I worked out with this guy had no idea wow
He's always so humble, isn't he? Maybe you can mention you watched his video? 😊
This man are motivate me!
king pin is part of a trailer axle? News to me.
Your parent make a HUGE differce on where you end up in life. Smh my parents shouldve worked harder
So just wondering it says 90k a month in revenue, but he had a record month of 235k?
235 was gross
Uses mobil too. Good shit
Get it young man!!!
💪🏼😉
The entire staff is under 25 lmao.
Yet already providing exceptional service! ☺️
You probably should get oil in drums instead of all the waste of plastic jugs don’t you think?
4:27 Damn thats a tight squeeze.
It definitely is!
Great info
Wheres this shop located? I wouldn't mind getting a PM done super fast
Wow that’s cool.! Where is this shop located so I can take my truck there he looks like he does great work.?!! cheers from houston tx…😎👍🏽
Fairview, OR
@@sulamittas2009 dam I never go to Oregon 🥹
good business
It is! Are you inspired to start your own too? ☺️
We are calling that good parenting? Lmao