Treating people well.... Never stop doing that even when they are not treating you well. You never know what is happening in the personal life of someone. Like I always say, a smile can change someone's day!
Repent and trust in Jesus. He's the only way. We deserve Hell because we've sinned. Lied, lusted stolen, etc. But God sent his son to die on the cross and rise out of the grave. We can receive forgiveness from Jesus. Repent and put your trust in him. John 3:16 Romans 3:23😊❤😊❤
Hey guys, I’ve had SO many people ask where I learned to tune and repair pianos. I wish I would have known about this option earlier, but there is a way you can learn online from some of the best technicians! You can check it out here www.thepianodoctor.pro/pianotechnicianacademy
I supplemented a lot of my costs for going to university being a self-employed tutor, saving a lot on loans. The feeling of making your own money, on your own terms while using skills you worked hard for is really something special. Plus its the best when you get thanks for helping someone's kid go from nearly failing a year to passing their exams.
Great video. I often will admit to customers if i don’t know the answer to their question, but commit to finding out for them and always go back to them. At first it felt wrong to say this, but in admitting where you lack knowledge and seeking the answers, you progress so much quicker than those who just BS their way through life. I myself know that its scary to ask questions for fear of looking stupid, so acknowledging “that’s an awesome question, id never considered that before, I don’t know the answer, but will find out” is a great move as you can see them feel more confident to talk to you and it helps establish a bond which will often lead to more questions and opportunities.
I started my computer business in high school. Had it until covid. Super happy with the results. Keep it up! Don’t give up, and remember, moving on is not giving up.
As long as you can do the job correctly, I see no reason why you can’t start at 18. You love music, you want to help others make music, and fixing pianos is uncommon. I think most are grateful you can do it, because they cannot.
First and foremost, at 18 some might be in need of money. Then if we're specifically talking about a piano tuning business, you just gotta assume that many people where you live have a piano. Then you gotta risk it by being completely inexperienced and having to pay up by your pocket if you mess up, which you're probably not gonna be able to do because you're 18 and pianos cost an eye and a half. There are many MANY reasons of why someone could, should or would not be able to start their own business at 18.
Your videos have inspired me to start tuning pianos. I just did two pianos from the churches that I pastor. I’m 34 by the way. So I thank you for the encouragement. As a minister It’s very humbling to know that we can learn from someone young like you and be inspired to do something new.
From time to time, you post videos other than actually repairing or tuning pianos. This is an outstanding video to encourage and inspire people to believe in themselves! 🎯 💯 ✔️
One of my best friends his son started a lawncare business when he were 13/14 with Him (Dad) as the owner/driver Leo works on the yards with his riding lawn mower and weedeater and pushing lawn mower. and this is his thing, Fast forward till now, the Village is interested in hiring him to use his service for cutting the small overflow drainage ditches in this Village also. Starting a business where there is a need isn't bad, just as you said... good luck and please don't stop your efforts, this is inspiring to see
I worked at a local hardware store for close yo 3 years. My coworkers were all elderly, with decades of experience and some even being employed their for decades. All polite and helpful. But I always got comments for my willingness to help the customer however I could, and at the end of the day, that's all that mattered. People didn't care I was only 20, they cared about the politeness, my thoroughness, and my willingness to do everything possible to help them out. At the end of the day, that's what a good customer cares about - what you're able to bring to the table. Those who care about age and other superficial things aren't good customers. Keep fixing pianos ❤
Good for you. One big issue with many rechnicians is that they look at an old instrument and condemn it. So many fine instruments have been lost that way. My own piano is a 1903 Gerard Heinzman "Grand in Upright Form" as the Patent label states. Finding someone to tune and tdle care of it is very difficult.
finding a job you love is both the hardest and most important thing you can do, and the earlier the better!!! (i'm still working on it, but getting there!)
You certainly inspired me! I found our that now it's actually easier to beavome a piano tuner in Norway and it's actually in demand! I will try to become one 😊
That the end in the before part, it was light outside. When the after part shows, it is dark. Proof that he spends so much time and effort into peoples pianos!
Really like these videos. Impressive work you’re doing sir, it’s a dying skill and it’s hella cool to see craftsmanship being applied in such a way. Well done.
I too wanna do a job I love which is teaching I love teaching middle school kids maths cuz that's the phase they will absorb all the knowledge and its also fun to see math enthusiast students but it just doesn't pay enough to cover all the expenses
This is really encouraging for me, since it's strangely similar to having my own small business in a different field! I think freelancing is most rewarding when the project is creative and special for the client, but it's also more challenging.
I'm starting one soon I'm 14 and I learn fast so I'm becoming a luthier to work on bass and guitars I've already done like 38 and the people who I did the work on really liked it and im excited gor it
Same! I me and my friends Alex and Yuik all went into the trades at 17 and we get nothing but compliments and the occasional,”Oh! You’re still a baby!” From the really old workers.
Well and your shorts some same helped me for service my great grand grandma piano. (I don't think what I can has features in future get you possible visit the Russia) Thanks you.
You're doing just fine young man. My first job Two weeks after graduation from high school was to Manage a dairy program for a chain of grocery stores. At a dairy. People hated dealing with a 17-year-old man😂 it all worked out in the end👏🏼
I don’t know if you will see this, but regardless. Thank you. This really touched my heart as I am in a very similar position and took action and it really paid off. God bless 👊🏽🔥
Now, you're 18 and starting to become more established. Are you still scared? By the way, I think i's really cool that you picked a profession where you can make a niche for yourself.
Not as much any more, but I still deal with “imposter syndrome” a little bit. Im actually dealing with it more on UA-cam than anything right now. I feel like I shouldn’t be getting this many views/subscribers!
@@PianoDoctor People everywhere like to hear the piano played especially, if the pianist can do it somewhat well. People also like to see you get into pianos and haul stuff out of them and hear the results once you've finished a job. As an added bonus, your kindness to others is a draw for people, too. I think you deserve all of the subscribers and views that you get. You've earned them.
You had ears by seventeen? I’m still working on my perfect pitch. Never stop doing what you love. I hope you have a great career. Thank you for the awesome informative videos.
Like many of these professions, not enough people like you exist to replace the old timers preparing to retire. The saddest as a fisherman is the dying breed of local bait shops that farm and breed their own bait, and giant conglomerates tightening their grasp on the industry. Keep up the good work, young man.
I’ve learned to love it when someone asks me a question at work I don’t know the answer to. It’s a great opportunity to build trust when I get back with them and we both learn something.
Thanks for sharing this. I want to do this i have acoustic piano at home and i can tune and have basic tools. Hope i can make ythis as side hustle or business soon
My big thing with people I hire for ANYTHING is - do they say 'i don't know, I'll find out?' about anything? It shows honesty and follow through and they're also willing to share what they learn with an involved customer like me. Anyone driven and humble has a chance to have a successful business. Glad to be learning from you, great job, hope for lots of success in your business
I started teaching piano at the ripe age of 13 years old. I would substitute for my piano teacher when she’d go on vacations at the age of 12, so that’s pretty crazy. People definitely treat you differently when you’re young. I have an amazing quote that I live by and it’s hanging in my bedroom as we speak. Whether you’re a christian or not, this is an awesome quote/piece of scripture. “Don’t let anyone think less of you because you are young. Be an example to all believers in what you say, the way you live, in your love, your faith, and your purity.” -Timothy 4:12
Treating people well.... Never stop doing that even when they are not treating you well. You never know what is happening in the personal life of someone. Like I always say, a smile can change someone's day!
That’s so true!
@@PianoDoctor what’s the song you started playing??
@@anerkaufman9131 I’m trying to find it as well
@@ForeverTCBglimpse of us - joji
Repent and trust in Jesus. He's the only way. We deserve Hell because we've sinned. Lied, lusted stolen, etc. But God sent his son to die on the cross and rise out of the grave. We can receive forgiveness from Jesus. Repent and put your trust in him.
John 3:16
Romans 3:23😊❤😊❤
Age is irrelevant. Competency and integrity are everything.
That works both ways..
@@TS_Mind_Sweptikr right
Indeed
Nah don’t say age is irrelevant, it makes you sound like a child predator.
Awwww that's glimpse of us 🥺
YAAAS
made by filthy frank
bro I was just listening to it
@@puiasailo9923 sung by him, he didn't actually write the music
ok@@insidiosity
*this* is a true perfect loop
Very.
I said audibly oh that loop tho
it looped while i was reading this comment and i didn't even notice
Hey guys, I’ve had SO many people ask where I learned to tune and repair pianos. I wish I would have known about this option earlier, but there is a way you can learn online from some of the best technicians! You can check it out here
www.thepianodoctor.pro/pianotechnicianacademy
Iam actually studying on piano tuner rn, and I love it
What’s the song you started playing?? @Josiah Jaxn
Seeking piano tuning apprentices, Metro Detroit!
@@anerkaufman9131 A glimpse of us
yo what was the song u played on this one
PERFECT transition my guy. SEAMLESS.
Kinda mid just like 99% of “perfect” loop transitions
I supplemented a lot of my costs for going to university being a self-employed tutor, saving a lot on loans.
The feeling of making your own money, on your own terms while using skills you worked hard for is really something special.
Plus its the best when you get thanks for helping someone's kid go from nearly failing a year to passing their exams.
the loop was inspirational alone 👏
Honestly sometimes saying ‘i don’t know, I’ll find out’ puts much more confidence in people because it shows you’re being genuinely professional
Great video. I often will admit to customers if i don’t know the answer to their question, but commit to finding out for them and always go back to them. At first it felt wrong to say this, but in admitting where you lack knowledge and seeking the answers, you progress so much quicker than those who just BS their way through life. I myself know that its scary to ask questions for fear of looking stupid, so acknowledging “that’s an awesome question, id never considered that before, I don’t know the answer, but will find out” is a great move as you can see them feel more confident to talk to you and it helps establish a bond which will often lead to more questions and opportunities.
This is perfect advice! Exactly how I feel
I started my computer business in high school. Had it until covid.
Super happy with the results.
Keep it up! Don’t give up, and remember, moving on is not giving up.
Sharp kid! I feel with that attitude and drive, you will do very well in life, whatever career(s) you go with.
As long as you can do the job correctly, I see no reason why you can’t start at 18. You love music, you want to help others make music, and fixing pianos is uncommon. I think most are grateful you can do it, because they cannot.
First and foremost, at 18 some might be in need of money. Then if we're specifically talking about a piano tuning business, you just gotta assume that many people where you live have a piano. Then you gotta risk it by being completely inexperienced and having to pay up by your pocket if you mess up, which you're probably not gonna be able to do because you're 18 and pianos cost an eye and a half. There are many MANY reasons of why someone could, should or would not be able to start their own business at 18.
Dude I love the message of this video! Keep it up man!
Your videos have inspired me to start tuning pianos. I just did two pianos from the churches that I pastor. I’m 34 by the way. So I thank you for the encouragement. As a minister It’s very humbling to know that we can learn from someone young like you and be inspired to do something new.
The before and after together is beautiful itself
Whoooaaaaaa super smooth loop bro 😳🤯
"The perfect loop dosent exi- nvm"
From time to time, you post videos other than actually repairing or tuning pianos. This is an outstanding video to encourage and inspire people to believe in themselves! 🎯 💯 ✔️
Watching some of your videos from Brazil. You seem like a kind person. We need more like you.
One of my best friends his son started a lawncare business when he were 13/14 with Him (Dad) as the owner/driver Leo works on the yards with his riding lawn mower and weedeater and pushing lawn mower. and this is his thing, Fast forward till now, the Village is interested in hiring him to use his service for cutting the small overflow drainage ditches in this Village also. Starting a business where there is a need isn't bad, just as you said... good luck and please don't stop your efforts, this is inspiring to see
I worked at a local hardware store for close yo 3 years. My coworkers were all elderly, with decades of experience and some even being employed their for decades. All polite and helpful. But I always got comments for my willingness to help the customer however I could, and at the end of the day, that's all that mattered. People didn't care I was only 20, they cared about the politeness, my thoroughness, and my willingness to do everything possible to help them out. At the end of the day, that's what a good customer cares about - what you're able to bring to the table. Those who care about age and other superficial things aren't good customers. Keep fixing pianos ❤
I love the FORM of this video at least as much as the message it aims to send.
Good for you. One big issue with many rechnicians is that they look at an old instrument and condemn it. So many fine instruments have been lost that way. My own piano is a 1903 Gerard Heinzman "Grand in Upright Form" as the Patent label states. Finding someone to tune and tdle care of it is very difficult.
Bravo! As one entrepreneur to another, you're doing super well. And your videos are fun and educational! Thanks! 😂❤😊
finding a job you love is both the hardest and most important thing you can do, and the earlier the better!!! (i'm still working on it, but getting there!)
You certainly inspired me! I found our that now it's actually easier to beavome a piano tuner in Norway and it's actually in demand! I will try to become one 😊
That the end in the before part, it was light outside. When the after part shows, it is dark. Proof that he spends so much time and effort into peoples pianos!
The Cherry on top was the song choice, Glimpse of us!!
Really like these videos.
Impressive work you’re doing sir, it’s a dying skill and it’s hella cool to see craftsmanship being applied in such a way. Well done.
We need more guys like you... mature beyond your years.
Keep going, learning and practicing. I was 16 when I became an apprentice
I too wanna do a job I love which is teaching I love teaching middle school kids maths cuz that's the phase they will absorb all the knowledge and its also fun to see math enthusiast students but it just doesn't pay enough to cover all the expenses
You are definitely amazing!
I love your videos!!!! It's so inspiring
You are amazing. I love your videos.
I started teaching piano at 17, I can relate to everything you say.
This is really encouraging for me, since it's strangely similar to having my own small business in a different field!
I think freelancing is most rewarding when the project is creative and special for the client, but it's also more challenging.
Wow thank you for sharing your experience! I will watch all of your videos. So inspiring
I love this message! ❤
I'm starting one soon I'm 14 and I learn fast so I'm becoming a luthier to work on bass and guitars I've already done like 38 and the people who I did the work on really liked it and im excited gor it
Those are perfect answers to those questions. Never say. “ I don’t know”
One new subscribe for the advice and love !! ❤️
Great attitude. You deserve to do well.
Same! I me and my friends Alex and Yuik all went into the trades at 17 and we get nothing but compliments and the occasional,”Oh! You’re still a baby!” From the really old workers.
Perfect loop. Good job!
Glimpse of us was the 1st song by instructor ever taught me. so cool to hear a real pro play it!
Might be a dumb question, but what is the song called?
@user-ze8pk8ce3h not dumb at all! the song is "glimpse of us" by joji
Well and your shorts some same helped me for service my great grand grandma piano. (I don't think what I can has features in future get you possible visit the Russia) Thanks you.
I think your Job is awesome 👏🏻
You go bro just do what you love because most wish we did what you did
I’m so impressed at your craftsmanship so young!
You're doing just fine young man. My first job Two weeks after graduation from high school was to Manage a dairy program for a chain of grocery stores. At a dairy. People hated dealing with a 17-year-old man😂 it all worked out in the end👏🏼
I don’t know if you will see this, but regardless. Thank you. This really touched my heart as I am in a very similar position and took action and it really paid off. God bless 👊🏽🔥
I found my life's calling at age 6. I am now 74 and i go to work with great enthusiasm every day. I love my job.
I really enjoy your videos. I’m making a move to a new city for a new career. Good times brother.
Exactly how it should be, no guessing, coming back with the correct answer is the way.
i love your videos! Keep on doing this! Thanks, it makes me happy!
I started at 14, mobile dj. Very stressful. I’m still 14. Going strong
Amazing piano tunning and cleaning work. 🙂
You are amazing brother. Gods blessings to you ✨
Love your story, man. I hope more people watch you. Good energy.
Nicely explained. Congrats young man.
Now, you're 18 and starting to become more established. Are you still scared? By the way, I think i's really cool that you picked a profession where you can make a niche for yourself.
Not as much any more, but I still deal with “imposter syndrome” a little bit. Im actually dealing with it more on UA-cam than anything right now. I feel like I shouldn’t be getting this many views/subscribers!
@@PianoDoctor People everywhere like to hear the piano played especially, if the pianist can do it somewhat well. People also like to see you get into pianos and haul stuff out of them and hear the results once you've finished a job. As an added bonus, your kindness to others is a draw for people, too. I think you deserve all of the subscribers and views that you get. You've earned them.
@@HahnJamesI think you're exactly right
You had ears by seventeen? I’m still working on my perfect pitch. Never stop doing what you love. I hope you have a great career. Thank you for the awesome informative videos.
Good job 👏🏾 keep up the good work.
I'm starting my business and really needed to hear that! THANK YOU!
"Does it matter if I can get the job done, and done well?"
Say it in a respectful tone and you have the perfect response.
You have my full respect.
I know he didn’t say what song it was but it is ✨glimpse of us ✨
Thank you for the advice!
Nicely looped too.
Beautiful. God bless you
I found mine. And I can relate to this yk. I’m a 17yrs old software dev
Thank you. You just got my subscription. 😊
Its a normal feeling when yuo start someting new, but yuo are good , do a good job and everything gone by fine
That piano got a glimpse of your hands tapping on it
Thsts fantastic. Amen. And good luck
Don't care much for music ! And I Will give you a thumbs up every time.
Like many of these professions, not enough people like you exist to replace the old timers preparing to retire. The saddest as a fisherman is the dying breed of local bait shops that farm and breed their own bait, and giant conglomerates tightening their grasp on the industry. Keep up the good work, young man.
The job that i love is making music. And i started at 12 years old. I hope others would find the job or hobby they love.
bro played glimpse of us respect.
YES LOVE THIS ADVICE❤❤
Wish there was someone like you in India .
I’ve learned to love it when someone asks me a question at work I don’t know the answer to. It’s a great opportunity to build trust when I get back with them and we both learn something.
Thank you. Im 27 never had a job, but like this it will be great
Good on you, Doc!
Don't be shy, you have to be confident, because everyone has their own shame/fears, try!!!
Loved this 💛
Fine yong man! God bless you!
nice glimpse of us cover tho
yeahh after hearing it i immediately like and subscribe lol
Noo... I want a more asmrs.. Like come on who knew wood could sound so satisfying😭❤
The delivery guy in Phineas and Ferb be like:)
Thanks for sharing this. I want to do this i have acoustic piano at home and i can tune and have basic tools. Hope i can make ythis as side hustle or business soon
My big thing with people I hire for ANYTHING is - do they say 'i don't know, I'll find out?' about anything? It shows honesty and follow through and they're also willing to share what they learn with an involved customer like me. Anyone driven and humble has a chance to have a successful business.
Glad to be learning from you, great job, hope for lots of success in your business
Perfect loop I almost watched again
Well done that man.
Impossibly clean loop on this one
When you brushed off that dust I felt so happy and satisfied
A 17 yr old that wants to work and start a business , should get a medal I wish I had a piano so I could hire him .
I started teaching piano at the ripe age of 13 years old. I would substitute for my piano teacher when she’d go on vacations at the age of 12, so that’s pretty crazy. People definitely treat you differently when you’re young. I have an amazing quote that I live by and it’s hanging in my bedroom as we speak. Whether you’re a christian or not, this is an awesome quote/piece of scripture. “Don’t let anyone think less of you because you are young. Be an example to all believers in what you say, the way you live, in your love, your faith, and your purity.” -Timothy 4:12
Yes... You did it 😊