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Wealthy House Painter tip #5
By Terry | March 9, 2010
When I started my painting business I thought being a successful business owner was all about the physical part of painting. If I got out there and worked hard I believed that good things would come my way. Not so! I discovered it took so much more than that. Things didn’t get better until I started focusing my attention on what was working and stopped doing what wasn’t working. Most of us are ready and willing to take on any painting project that will help us reach our financial goals, but without a good, solid plan you’re just spinning your wheels.
Find what works anyway possible, trial and error is one way but it’s much easier to get out their and talk to anyone who can help with advice from their own past experiences. Painting is a competitive business, but who says you have to talk to painters in your area. Pick up the phone and call, or use chat rooms to find answers to your questions. I’ve found that most painters are happy to share their knowledge and past experiences.
Terry Begue is the owner of Begue Painting Inc., and author of the popular e-book, “The Wealthy House Painter’s Guide to Having it All.” He’s been a successful house painter and enjoys helping others start their own successful painting businesses, too. Discover more at: http://www.yourhousepaintingbusiness.com
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