Cleaning Business Lessons from Dad Part 2
What can a 91 year old, former barber, teach you and I about running a cleaning business? Maybe a little – maybe a lot.Watch today’s fast paced video where Dan shares two personal stories about his dad that can provide you and I valuable insights – one about what’s really important in life and business and a ‘trick’ you can start doing daily – to help you in the long run.
Thanks for watching our video – Cleaning Business Lessons from Dad, Part 2, but don’t stop there. Watch the video – Are You Worrying about the WRONG Things in Your Janitorial Business? where Dan reveals why ‘what you’re worrying about’ can be such an important indicator of your future success; that’s right, possibly – the difference between steadily improving your company vs. being continually stressed out.You’ll watch a few, short minutes of video loaded with practical ideas, tips and strategies about what it really takes to flip a commercial cleaning or residential maid service business from painful to profitable. Want to Flip Yours?
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Great lessons Dan. Thank you. What a great attitude. I can see the Apple 🍎 doesn’t fall far from the tree. Please wish you Dad and Mom my very best! Willem.
Thank you Willem, Dan