10 Years of Brutally Honest Business Advice in 43 Minutes

10 Years of Brutally Honest Business Advice in 43 Minutes

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[MikeAndes]

If you enjoy this type of content, let me know in the comments. What topics would you like me to cover?

[Phillipglossinger]

Imagine the millions of not Billions of dollars made by listening to Mike, I mean thousands of people impacted by literally listening to another man’s journey and recommendations. Give this dude a sub, like, thumbs up, hug, kiss, something, Mike you are truly a blessing to our community. Thank you

[Overthinkery]

Your analogy is so spot on. That foundation is so painful to build. I’ve wanted to give up so many times. Working so long with nothing to show. But after 2 1/2 years I can see it now.

[nathanhaughton]

- Hard work 3-5 years
- Sales and Hiring
These are my 2 big takeaways. Just listened to it twice. Really appreciated this one. Thanks Mike 🙏

[micheal]

Mike can’t tell you how much I needed this right now. Listened to it while working. By myself started last year and I have 27 years experience in every part of Landscaping. Constantly thinking is this the right thing an I doing a good job an I taking too long I need more customers but I’m not advertising but why am I not getting them. I see other companies getting work and I keep thinking why can’t I get that. Blah blah blah. It was a good pep talk

[Auscker]

Would love a video on how to deal with legal issues when a lawsuit arises and how a small business should deal with it. Thanks Mike!

[michaelorrico]

Mike you’re content is invaluable. Thank you as always! I should be paying your a royalty.

[anthonybaldeon]

Mike year five it’s been a roller coaster thank you for every video you’ve posted and everything you do for this industry !

[upscaledyards]

Can't thank you enough for this video. Just went through a 2 month ankle sprain and need to rebuild our systems and foundation. Needed this cheers

[MJFUYT]

It's amazing how much valuable information is being put into your videos. You are operating on another level. Thanks for sharing this. 🙏🏻

[elwatcho]

We're trying really hard. We have dedicated years to this craft. We have been mocked and laughed at due to our profession as the people who mow-your-lawn. Then I remember that it has happened to every entrepreneur, and none of use are the exception to that kind of treatment. Thanks Mike for being a gold mine for all of us. :) God Bless.

[flyrobroy]

I watched the whole thing - great video Mike! Appreciate all the great advice you consistently share with us mere mortals 🙌🏼

[calebbartlett]

I love this type of content, I believe this would be great to add in between the turn around videos! Keep it up man, you’re killing it 🎉

[PremiumFuelOnly]

Its also a reminder to keep the equipment safe or take it out of service. What if an employee was under the truck and was injured. Its still a liability.

[Grow.YT.Views.]

Surround yourself with positive people who uplift and inspire you. Together, we can create a brighter and happier world

[brianb]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE this channel, I am in the Foundational Building (2nd year) of my pressure washing business, but most of this information applies just as well. Most "pressure washing" channels are just guys showing how to get started, or guys wanting to teach growing and scaling like Mike Andes does but minus the Depth & Quality of Information and Content he provides. THANKS MIKE 💯💪🙏

[toddage]

Wow I remember what I think was Augusta’s 1st location by a taco truck off of Guide Meridian in Bellingham .

Congrats Mike very impressive what you guys have become

[Unclemuscles]

My oldest son is wanting to start his own business. I referred him to your channel. You put out great information.

[kylegilbert]

Building a foundation for a business is not 'going down'. Every step I take to laying the foundation for my business is extremely satisfying. It's like putting a puzzle together; every piece you find is a rewarding moment and brings you one step closer to completion.

[kodypilger]

Dude I mow solo and I’ve had a tough time growing clientele.
Going back employee with my uncle and aunties lawn care business.
I also feel they helped me get into business with the experience they provided. I will continue to grow my own business while helping them and making extra money.