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🚨 If you’re reading this and you haven’t started yet — this is your sign.
I built this community for one reason. To give you everything I wish someone had given me when I started — the pricing, the equipment, the marketing, the mindset — all in one place, for free. No gatekeeping. No upsells hiding behind a paywall. Just real information that gets you moving. Inside right now: 🔧 A full beginner course — Zero to First Paycheck 💰 Pricing formulas you can use on your next quote 📱 Marketing strategies that work with zero following 📋 A 30-day action plan to land your first job This community is growing and the people inside are taking action. But here’s the truth — Information without action is worthless. You can keep scrolling, keep watching, keep telling yourself you’ll start “when the time is right.” Or you can join, follow the steps, and be the person who actually did it. The machine is affordable. The demand is everywhere. The only thing missing is you deciding to move. 👇 Drop “IN” in the comments if you’re ready to get started and I’ll make sure you’re pointed in the right direction from day one. Let’s get to work. 💪
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Flip the script sales
Most contractors lead with the sale. I’ve been trying to do it backwards, leading with what’ll actually help you. When someone calls about pressure washing or a bathroom remodel, my first job isn’t to close them. It’s to figure out if the work even makes sense for their house and their budget right now. Sometimes the honest answer is “wait six months” or “you don’t need the full job, just this part.” That conversation costs me money in the short run, but it’s the reason people call me back. Here’s the test I use. If I wouldn’t recommend this job to my own mom, I don’t pitch it. Simple as that. Most folks can tell the difference between someone selling them and someone solving their problem, even if they can’t put it into words. If you’re a homeowner trying to figure out where to spend on your house this year, ask the contractor what they’d skip if it were their place. The answer tells you everything you need to know about who you’re hiring. What’s the worst sales pitch you’ve ever gotten on home?
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May 1 •
Day 4 of showing up no matter what
Day 4 of showing up no matter what. Ran a few estimates today. Pressure washing was slow, so I picked up $40 mowing a neighbor’s yard and $80 swapping out a downspout. Lesson — money’s money. If you got tools and a work ethic, there’s always something to do. Don’t sit around waiting for the perfect job. Stay busy, stay paid.
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Apr 30 •
Day 3 of showing up no matter what 💪
Honest update for the community tonight. Didn’t hit my $200 minimum today. 🫤 Could spin it. Could make excuses. But this group is about being real — and the rule was no excuses. So I owe one. BUT — today wasn’t a wasted day: ✅ A-Team Contracting got officially verified on Google today ✅ Picked up 4 reviews from past customers I reached out to That’s not money in the bank tonight, but it’s foundation. Every Google review is a future job. Every verified business listing is a step closer to showing up when someone searches “pressure washing near me.” Sometimes the work you do today doesn’t pay until next week, next month, next quarter. Doesn’t mean it didn’t matter. That said — tomorrow is a make-up day. $400 minimum. No excuses, no exceptions. Going to bed planning the moves now. If you had an off day too, don’t let it become an off week. Reset, double down, run it back tomorrow. Day 4 starts at sunrise. ☀️ — Anthony, A-Team Contracting www.ateamcontractings.com
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