How I Started My Handyman Business With NO EXPERIENCE

My journey how I became a handyman without any experience. Yes it can be done because I did it. Watch the video to learn how I did it.

[devolta]

I worked behind a computer all of my career. Left that in April to work with my hands and in my community. Handyman is a great job. Every day is a new experience.

[chrism]

UK here. This guy is spot on when he says that the current generations cannot even change a light bulb without calling their dad. Or grandpa. So many have no practical experience. No tool kit. Ni interest. So, that is your opportunity.

[jaredhammonds]

My two cents on the fear of the unknown is that sometimes you can't shake the fear sometimes you can. Either way what you need is bravery. Bravery is not the absence of fear is the willingness to face it, act in spite of it, and overcome it.

[teresastephens]

I retired two years ago and started mine a year ago. I am busy everyday. I take only easy jobs like installing new smoke detectors, batteries, light bulbs, weather stripping, faucets, toilets, etc. I make $120 an hour and have all the work I want.

[brianhaney]

8 years I have worked for a contractor and everything you said hit home for me. I just license and getting ready to advertise. Fear has been huge. But this helped. Thank you

[stylinstu]

Best advice I've seen on YouTube. I'm 65 and I have been listening to YouTube for years. I'm recently retired and looking for different ventures.

[Dodifayed]

Ive just subscribed 5min into the video because i realized this dude is legit not faking anything
Good job man

[johnlofts]

I am very inspired by your fear of failure speech. That is the one thing holding me back but with your advice, I feel I can go for it now. Thank you so much for this!

[mikeschwendeman]

Failure is only when you quit, not when you hit a snag within the process.

[chrisproffit]

I looked this video up on my phone so I could say thank you. I’ve been on the fence about starting this line of work. I work as an electrician and the money isn’t bad. You just need so much more with a family these days.

[Benjix]

Very motivating video. I’ve always worked with my hands and I’m the home handyman but never had the courage to go out and work on someone else’s home… 48 yrs old now and regret never taking that leap.

[michaelnapper]

Just filed for my LLC this weekend. I'm excited. God bless

[jonnywick]

Thank you mate, really need it this right now. Starting a new job and wanted to do side job. God bless you

[AmbientTonez-frpw]

So inspiring, I’m a woman and I like doing handyman work, I got my first bathroom drywall repair job and he loved it. But I struggle with being a woman and getting jobs because of this.

[ezegroup]

I love people with guts! This is inspirational!

[seanmormelo]

No license or bonding required in Florida. Just form an LLC and get insurance.

[Gone_Fishing]

Been selling Hot Dog for two years and this year I decided I should follow my heart and start a handyman Biz. Always been a dream so now it’s time to put it into fruition. Thank you for your words of encouragement.

[kevinleonard]

Thanks man i needed to hear that. Fear is the worst

[gusbarnesiii]

This is awesome advice 👏🏽
Slowly getting into handy projects as a hobby. Found this information very useful

[azeemali]

UR exactly right, often times I utilize Youtube, with the hope of their possibly being a faster-easier or maybe a more efficient way of fixing something...though it may be something I already familiar with....