Team, this one's going to save you a lot of time. 🙌 Talk to someone who's interested but not ready to book yet? Don't chase them for weeks. Drop them in the box and we'll handle the follow-up for you: 👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf3QaAGd7qRHciKgy-xiWzA3ZLr0DgKYKfY0r0pu5rftHCD5g/viewform How it works: 1. Add your name, your ShoutOut code, their contact info, their car, and what they're interested in. 2. Check the box confirming they said it's okay for us to contact them. If they didn't say yes, don't submit them. 3. We reach out and mention you by name, then follow up until they're ready to book. 4. When they book, the sale gets credited to you, even if it's months later or they forget your code. Pro tip: save the link to your phone's home screen so you can drop a lead right after a conversation. Your job is to have conversations, and our job is to get them booked. Let's go! 🚗💨

I’ll go first. I didn’t start detailing because it looked clean on Instagram. I started in 2020 when work dried up. Met my wife around the same time. Needed money. Had a car, two hands, and no other option. Mobile detailing paid the bills while I was still in school, then it became the business — door-to-door, lots, premium jobs, Teslas, the whole thing. That’s my why: I had to eat, then I had to build something that actually paid. This room is for field techs and sales guys who want to make money detailing — not collect tips on washing cars. Drop your why below. Keep it real. - Why are you in detailing? - 🙋‍♂️Why this, not another hustle? - What are you trying to change — 💵bills, 🕦time, 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒🏡family, the cheap-job cycle? - One or two sentences is enough. - Read the others, ❤️ Like and 💬leave a comment, ask real questions (orientation questions in orientation chat) You’re not in here alone.