If any of you want a risk free dip into entrepreneurship feel free to join this version of my program. I personally do about $120,000 a month in revenue but many of my students have been able to get to 30-40-50k revenue within their first 6-9 months. https://www.skool.com/the-boring-solution-3987/about?ref=a58f5ac9951744a0a0e49e107c347fee

I’m ready to go all in—and I need your help! I’m an Air Force retiree and former firefighter with a passion for building something great. While stationed overseas, I ran a successful lawn care business, and now, I’m looking to do it again here in South Florida. I have capital, property to leverage, and I’m looking to secure an SBA loan to maximize my investment. My goal? To acquire an established (5+ years) lawn care business with:✅ No existing social media presence (I see big potential here!)✅ Active employees & equipment✅ A solid client base If you or someone you know is looking to sell—or if you have insights that could help me make this move—let’s connect! Drop a comment, DM me, or tag someone who might have a lead. Let’s build something great together! Show me the way! 🌴 (P.S. I'm willing to consider any service base business)

Hey 👋 how are you doing everyone I'm new here 💞

Excited to join 'The Business Blueprint' community and connect with like-minded entrepreneurs and builders. I'm Theodore Lanham Jr., founder of Scale Smart Pro, where we leverage AI-driven strategies and automation to help businesses scale smarter, faster, and more efficiently. My goals here are: ✅ Connect and collaborate with ambitious entrepreneurs ✅ Share insights on scaling businesses using tech and AI ✅ Learn new strategies to enhance client acquisition and retention ✅ Support others in achieving their business growth objectives Always eager to discuss business scaling, AI automations, digital marketing, and strategic networking. If you're curious about maximizing your impact using tech-driven solutions, let's connect! Looking forward to contributing to and learning from this vibrant community. 🚀

Today I got an interview for a sales position at a local Lexus dealership through my friend referring me to one of the general managers. Long story short, I made a great impression and they offered me the sales position. I also sold them on my car photography and media creation skills, which is great because they needed content for their social media. This is a pretty big deal since it is extremely rare for a new salesman, specifically an 18 year old to get a job at a big dealership like this one. Here's the catch, I wanted to work part-time, 3-4 days a week, every day apart from the days I have class (Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday). They said that unless I work full time, 5-6 days a week, I cannot get the job. I went into this interview with no intention of neglecting school. For context I am 18 years old and currently in college to be an Electrical Engineer. I recently started my second ever semester and I am doing fantastic in terms of grades and networking. Right now I am very torn between accepting the offer and dropping out of college, or staying in college and turning down the offer. I was told that on average, salesmen typically make $100,000-$120,000 per year at that dealership. I have plenty of faith in myself that I can make more than that even in my first year. In my city (NYC), Electrical Engineers make around $130,000 after five or so years, and that can even pass $200,000 if I get deep into software as well. A couple hours after leaving the interview, I texted the general manager that I would be willing to drop out and take the job, and we'll be meeting again next Wednesday. This text took me around an hour to send, as I am extremely scared to take such a big leap like this. I am extremely confident in my abilities, but its still terrifying going from a straight A student to a soon to be college dropout, all within the matter of a day. I haven't even told my parents. Am I making a big mistake here?