Rethinking Careers: Why Trade Jobs are the New White Collar | High Paying Jobs in Trades

Ever wondered about the average age of a service tech in the United States?

By service tech, I'm referring to the hardworking plumbers, electricians, and carpenters that keep our homes and businesses running smoothly.

You might be surprised to learn that the average age is 59 years old.

This is largely due to the fact that vocational training has been phased out of our schools, leading to fewer young people entering these trades.

But here's the silver lining: this has opened up a whole new frontier of high paying jobs and careers in the service industry.

Running a service business has become the new white collar business, and franchising these service brands is experiencing a boom.

Our Home Run Franchise brands, for instance, are thriving because of this shift.

It's time we start viewing trades as viable and profitable business ideas, perhaps even better alternatives to traditional careers like being a doctor, attorney, engineer, or accountant.

So, if you're considering buying a franchise or becoming a franchise owner, now might be the perfect time to explore the service industry.

Remember, every successful business idea starts with a unique perspective and a willingness to challenge the status quo.

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