How to get a drone business going while keeping your current job

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  • Опубліковано 4 січ 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 26

  • @thomasverga469
    @thomasverga469 2 роки тому

    Great Video

  • @Waba305
    @Waba305 7 років тому +1

    Great question Kyle.

  • @heberpatino2902
    @heberpatino2902 7 років тому +1

    getting MAVIC for my bday in april and just subbed! you guys are awsome!

  • @dnelsongb
    @dnelsongb 7 років тому

    Kyle who put in the call - he rocked it! Great question! He spoke with confidence!

  • @frederickfitt6241
    @frederickfitt6241 7 років тому

    Kyle is a boss, go get em kid. You can do it!!!

  • @guizinhoencar
    @guizinhoencar 7 років тому

    Can you make a video about California law 63.44 b 8

  • @m3528i
    @m3528i 5 років тому +1

    “The ‘Rainmaker’ does nothing that might compromise a sale.”

  • @greglegakis4177
    @greglegakis4177 7 років тому +14

    You didn't answer the question in the title. What do you advise for someone who already has a job and wants to start a drone business. You give good advise but have a hard time staying on point.

  • @evanpatten9986
    @evanpatten9986 7 років тому +1

    Its called going balls to the walls....if you want something and love it....GO GET IT. There is no replacement for dedication and drive to succeed.

  • @vadadofthr3357
    @vadadofthr3357 7 років тому +2

    Obviously the subject has generated interest but I do not think you gave much to support the statement. How about the specifics (licenses, insurance requirements, SCC filings, local business licenses, accounting requirements, etc). These are the things that people need to know. What do I need and how do I avoid getting my rear end in a spot that I do not want to be in.... A follow up video with this information would be good to have.....

  • @Spyder3534
    @Spyder3534 7 років тому +1

    BTW no one with a real job works 9 to 5, unless you work at as a bank teller.

  • @TomOB767
    @TomOB767 7 років тому +1

    a great resource for business mentoring... and it's free... is your local SCORE chapter. it's a group of Senior Counsel Of Retired Executives. We have used in the past and have helped tremendously.

  • @swagetv
    @swagetv 7 років тому

    love your advice guys! btw I finished reading your book and gona read it again

  • @jackmatthias858
    @jackmatthias858 7 років тому

    I am working for a realtor and she wants to know how much I should charge her. What do you charge a realtor for photos and edited video. Thanks

  • @burnadizzle5302
    @burnadizzle5302 7 років тому

    Work the night shift and fly during the day! That's my plan!

  • @garygallardo2036
    @garygallardo2036 7 років тому

    Charki goes hard tho.

  • @josephwhite4531
    @josephwhite4531 7 років тому +15

    One thing I know is you guys have a lot of knowledge when it comes to this industry. In saying that stop talking about nothing, if you say I am going to tell you step by step how you built a business with a phantom then do that instead of going out of your way to pat yourself on the back and not give the information you said you were giving. Come on guys, why should I keep listening if this is what to expect?

    • @thereisnospoon3595
      @thereisnospoon3595 6 років тому

      I have to agree there is alot of meaningless chit chat in these videos.

  • @daveeverett9341
    @daveeverett9341 7 років тому

    Great Topic! I just passed my 107 a month ago and have my temporary certificate. I work full time in IT, am a former professional advertising photographer and plan on retiring in three years. Been flying and aerial imaging for a year and been through five UAV's already and presently fly a P4P, Mavic, and Typhoon H. Lately, for obvious reasons of image quality my "focus" is with the P4P and then the Mavic, as needed. I want to start up now, part-time, then move to full time in a few years. I already have the experience of studio set and location shooting from the terrestrial POV. Any tips for transitioning and finding gigs would be much appreciated! Thanks and keep up the great offerings!

  • @spinb
    @spinb 7 років тому +5

    Any time that a self-proclaimed successful person devotes most of his time to "help others" be successful in his field (for a fee, of course), it's usually a scam.

  • @Prettydramatic
    @Prettydramatic 7 років тому

    Great video, very inspirational. I would like to be running my own drone business (delivery specific) within the next few years. I am at the very beginning stages of the process, but determined. You talked about finding business mentors in your video, do you have any recommendations?

  • @dmarti3
    @dmarti3 7 років тому +2

    Guys, there is no content in these podcasts just rambling. there is approximately 10% of the time spent on answering the question.

  • @Hackdaddy81
    @Hackdaddy81 7 років тому

    Glad I found you guys.. have been watching for a while now... now I'm studying for my 107 and putting g together a business plan to get a company of my own going.. after looking in my area there are only 3 others that do what I'm trying to do... thanks for all the advice

  • @garrettpowell5094
    @garrettpowell5094 7 років тому +6

    Paul really ought to be replaced by someone who doesn't come off as a con artist... really unfortunate because he's got good knowledge on drones but gives poor advice and has little insight on anything outside his own bubble. that would be fine if he stuck to the topics, but he doesn't.

  • @gabe1156
    @gabe1156 7 років тому +4

    Too much random talk. Go straight too it. There's more talk than info.

  • @stevenwilcox111
    @stevenwilcox111 7 років тому

    that's a woman