Bless you gentlemen, I had a ruff day today plastering. Done a float and set. Wall wasn’t completely flat. I was gutted as I put my heart and soul into it. But had to remind my self I’m still developing as a plasterer. And we all make mistakes. Never give up i will see you on the other side. 🙏🏾❤️
I really feel for Daniel. It’s the most unforgiving trade out there, and once you start, you’re chained to the job til you’ve finished troweling it up. Can be brutal. Clearly did a good job saving the heat loss, so take that as a feather in your cap fella - sounds like the gym owner was the type to find fault with anything!
I’m a 30 year plasterer and In last 2 years my confidence is rock bottom because my gaffer took on a coupe of Barrett’s sites and they do a pendant swing with the light and it shows every blemish and all they do is rip you a new one daily calling you shit and for 2 years I’ve tried new ways and different methods to overcome certain things to no avail and it’s battered my confidence. Luckily I’ve come to realise it’s a Barrett’s thing as I get nothing but compliments elsewhere. But even at my age it still hurts when someone’s slates you 😢
Lights at funny angles are always an issue. It’s a design issue not the plasterers fault. People forget wet plastering is a hand applied finish it isn’t made in a factory by a machine.
We've all took on plastering jobs that were out of our depth. But sometimes that's necessary to help us grow and push ourselves. This clip was taken from a live coaching session inside the trowel talk coaching & mentoring group where Daniel joined me to talk about his business and about his mindset Join our thriving community of plasterers and get 1 to 1 support and guidance on building your plastering business properly More info: bit.ly/3TZd2QU
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Bless you gentlemen, I had a ruff day today plastering. Done a float and set. Wall wasn’t completely flat. I was gutted as I put my heart and soul into it. But had to remind my self I’m still developing as a plasterer. And we all make mistakes. Never give up i will see you on the other side. 🙏🏾❤️
I really feel for Daniel. It’s the most unforgiving trade out there, and once you start, you’re chained to the job til you’ve finished troweling it up. Can be brutal. Clearly did a good job saving the heat loss, so take that as a feather in your cap fella - sounds like the gym owner was the type to find fault with anything!
I’m a 30 year plasterer and In last 2 years my confidence is rock bottom because my gaffer took on a coupe of Barrett’s sites and they do a pendant swing with the light and it shows every blemish and all they do is rip you a new one daily calling you shit and for 2 years I’ve tried new ways and different methods to overcome certain things to no avail and it’s battered my confidence.
Luckily I’ve come to realise it’s a Barrett’s thing as I get nothing but compliments elsewhere.
But even at my age it still hurts when someone’s slates you 😢
Lights at funny angles are always an issue. It’s a design issue not the plasterers fault. People forget wet plastering is a hand applied finish it isn’t made in a factory by a machine.
I have done a video on glancing light given it a watch 👍
Your only as good as your last job, plastering a Hard Trade, Experience is a Great Teacher, Don't give up.
We've all took on plastering jobs that were out of our depth.
But sometimes that's necessary to help us grow and push ourselves. This clip was taken from a live coaching session inside the trowel talk coaching & mentoring group where Daniel joined me to talk about his business and about his mindset
Join our thriving community of plasterers and get 1 to 1 support and guidance on building your plastering business properly
More info:
bit.ly/3TZd2QU