My dad started his own Septic company, he started with 2 trucks, using his yard as his office, back in 2008/2009, now he has over a dozen trucks, his own mechanic, a 5 acre office plot, 4 office workers, a dispatcher, and he no longer goes out on jobs, he is the CEO and has managers under him running everything. My dad spends his day dropping by work sites (especially on rookies or less performing workers). He isnt even done, he has a 2 other location, one is a seperator place that preprocesses the waste, that is then directly tied to city sewer, the other place is an actual disposal place so now other smaller companies can come to him for cheaper waste than what the city offers. My dad is a genius.
@OdennaTnL Marion Pumpers in Florida. I would be working with him now that O retired from Marine Corps, but I'm married to Japanese woman and we have 2 school aged kids, it would be very challenging to take them out of Japanese School system and put them in American one. They are good with English, but they wouldn't know much about history, and common core is not a thing in Japan, they still use the same stuff I grew up with probably a little more advanced. My wife wants to stay in Japan as well. So it's my turn to support, since she supported me for over 18 years of my career.
Not a genius your dad is a man who had a plan, discipline, and hard work ethic. Business mindset to grow. I respect your admiration for your father but nothing he did was a mind blowing idea, I’m sure he doesn’t like you calling him a genius. He probably just wants you to work hard, learn his business and eventually take it over. He made your path very straightforward don’t take it for granted and learn how to keep that business growing.
@@dontevntrip8627 I agree. Please excuse for over simplifying it with a simple word, LoL. Truly, you said it correctly. I just retired from military career, my youngest still has another 5 years when she is done with school. We live in Japan, my kids are half Japanese and half whatever I am (LoL). My kids want to stay in their Japanese schools, I am this one time fulfilling their request seeing I my military career had us moving around every few years, its the first time they get to experience staying in one place. I really want to get back home and help him, I'd be the only kid he has that would be keeping the business in his name out of 3 sons. My younger brothers are doing their own thing and doing pretty well, they are into tile work and land clearing (Florida the vegetation is wild).
I am a retired journeyman electrician. I tell anyone willing to listen that an apprenticeship is the only way to go. Not only were my books and tuition paid for by my employer, I was paid while I was in school. I was maxing out each year on Social Security withholding. No student loans to repay.
Welder for the railroad here......9th grade dropout, no welding experience. Thankfully a union job but 80k a year. Not ridiculous money but a good living and pension...not bad for an ex con
@danielcarrillo9497 in fairness I got really lucky in 08 when everything was upside down in the states financially. I will say that I'm fortunate enough to live in the Midwest and never had children. I can only IMAGINE how hard it is for people in big cities especially with children! It's really not fair for me to compare my life with others struggles but I will say these days location is everything!!
Licensed journeyman electrician in MN here. Just started a company job paying 50 bucks an hour. Great benefits and potential to make 2.5x pay on holidays.
@@J.vckk. usually 40 maybe an hour or two of overtime. Typical paid holidays no matter if we are scheduled that day or not. Working a holiday is where some serious money is made though. Pretty good gig
Self-employmed window cleaner here. 14 years in. Only use an ebike and heavy duty trailer. Make $250/hr. Work hard, work smart, be honest, live simply. Great video!
Correct your numbers as I don't pay that presently. $115.00 per pump. 1600 gallon tank. So I have no clue how you got these numbers. Your so far out it's hilarious
Yeah right then colleges won't own anybody for 10 years and then the economy will grow . No one wants that . I do agree a 100 percent though implement shop again an mechanics
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I am an attorney of 30 years who owns a law firm and own several other businesses. My recommendations for business start ups with little money. 1. House painting ( inside or outside) 2. Pressure washing ( commercial and or residential) 3. Residential and commericla Roof cleaning. 4. House and building washing. 5. Parking lot stripping. 6. Semi truck and heavy equipment washing. 7. Moving company. 8. Carpet installer. 9. Hardwood floor installer. 10. Concrete work.11.lawn care. 12. Mobile Car washer / detailer 12. Web site builder and webmaster. I run these businesses and make well over a million dollars a year. No BS!
You strip in parking lots? JK. Do you outsource the labor for these businesses or do it yourself? Thanks. Which is the most lucrative for you out of all of them?
Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over $25k per week, utter shock is the word, I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus
Just watched this vid-solid tips for real estate newbies! Finally saved up $221k in my emergency fund, so I’m thinking it’s time to jump into investments. But, man, with so much cash just chilling, it’s almost like I’m afraid to make the first move...anyone else feel like that?
$221k in the bank for emergencies? Respect, but that’s a little overkill! 😂 But hey, if it gives you peace of mind, go for it. Might be time to consult an advisor and let them help you optimize some of that capital before inflation does its thing!
Y’all are making me feel better about my indecision. I’ve been sitting on some funds too, but I have no idea how to find the right investment advisor! Where do you even start with that?
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Nice calculations, but where are the costs for the septic tank truck? Office for taking phone calls? Costs for advertising (nobody knows that you are in business)? Wages/Insurance for employees? Costs for equipment? Cost for gaining knowledge/certificates? Taxes? Emergency fund for low business months or unexpected repairs? All looks fine when you're cherry-picking numbers, but if you want to start and run a successful business, then you need to factor this in.
Oh my, your comment is not motivating. Shame on you. 😂 They (blogers) only can speak and can't even multiply 2500x312... Reality is far from his words. For example Google charging for one click for the request (moving) 27$. In the best case 18% will call you. But it doesn't mean they will work with you. Competition is a Key-factor in any business... The only guy who earn here - blogger, or he is trying to earn.
Hi! I’m excited to be here in your channel and I’m interested in learning more about investing and saving up for my retirement but am a little confused about the whole process. Any advice or tips to get me started up would be greatly appreciated.
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What you're missing is start up costs. I know personally being a field diesel mechanic, not including software and specialty tools, I have close to 100k in tools. A service truck used will set you back close to 100k, new anywhere from 200k n up. If you go all out, buy new truck, software, etc, you could easily be 500k-1m before you even start working.
Logistics. I've worked in different sections but mainly as a Logistics Manager for a freight brokerage. Working for yourself you make anywhere from 150k a year to 600k depending on what commodities you are shipping. Just like anything the busier you are you will eventually need to hire staff to keep up
Hey I hope you are doing well I'm in high school i'm 18 and I wanna do exactly what you are. Do you mind sharing what you took in college and how you got to your position. Thank You hoping for a reply!
That’s what my dad did for 20 yrs. He’s passed now. He was a logistics manager ran his own location for Conway western express. But they aren’t around anymore they sold. They were huge tho. Every state and Canada and Europe. He made around 250k
As a plumber the money is great. Work is hard on the body. I’ll be 60 next month and have had a shoulder replacement and my knees are done. I also have ate healthy and worked out all my life. There are drawbacks. Some things are hereditary though like arthritis. Having a trade is very rewarding. AI will never replace us.
I have had rotator cuff surgery on right shoulder. My knees are just about gone. My knees have slowed me down quite a bit. Ii charge an extra $40 for each upstairs toilet. They can save that $40 if they want to carry the new toilet up and the old toilet down. Even though I don’t carry the old one down, I just put it in the box the new one came in and slide it down the stairs. I joke with people and tell them that $40 is my knee replacement fund. It was $35! But I recently raised the price. The calluses on my knees are something else. I’m 28 years plumbing. I’ll be 47 next week.
@@grzegorz16100 I have a pad for my knees. I wear a knee pad, I’ll wear both if I don’t have a brace on. Or decide to remove it, when I have to crawl far under a house and there is a lot of rock. My knees are wear and tear, I’ve had injury’s in both. Tore ligaments in one when I was about 20. My other knee I have patellofemoral dysfunction. That is basically my kneecap does not slide like it should. That happen when I was in high school playing football. Most of the time I wear a brace on that knee. I also regret carrying 50 gallon gas water heaters on one shoulder up flights of stairs when I was 18 and thru my 20’s. I’m sure that took its own toll.
While the surgeons probably used robotics guided with ai on you surgeries, you’re saying ai will never replace trade skills. It’s only a matter of time and ai and robots will do all the trades…
yeah the college promise was a scam... I was making good money pre-pandemic, still making the same but now 6 figures doesn't mean anything anymore. No raises in sight, and not enough jobs to hop to the next rung up. Bidenomics has screwed us.
Trust me, 75% of everyone with a degree 100% regrets it 🤣 (i am included in that statistic...) 4 Years and 40k to get an Computer Science Degree and just quit my job last month to start my own landscaping company and am already making twice what i was making at my IT job lol.
Man this such an enlightening and educational video, I’m two years away from retiring from 20 years of military service and I honestly feel like I’m back in high school worried about what I’m going to do once I get back into the real world. 😂 thank you so much for these ideas 💡, definitely has my mind spinning, looking forward to a part 2 if you do one. Liked and subscribed to your channel.
Uhoh...on your own away from mom and dad for the first time aye? Career military guys are always lost after because you've been following orders for too long. Now you have to think on your own and scared...
If your going to do a comparison lets add in the hours involved for a small business owners works doing estimates, collections, book work etc etc. Lots of extra hours involved for being a small business
With your background consider the Stationary Engineer trade. It is easy on your body. You work mostly indoors. Benefits are great. I operate a High Pressure Steam Plant 3 x 12 hr shifts.
I am a garage door tech for a massive nationwide garage door company. I am on track to make about $200k this year. I'm not even close to the top either. Top guys are pushing about $400k a year as techs.
I am a fecal evacuation engineer (honey dipper) in Pennsylvania, $250 for a 1000 gallon tank and the trucks cost on average 250k - 325k he needs to go back to school
@jfkst1 lol. I'm not sure he's lying exactly, I just think he's a YT creator that copies others content about businesses he's only superficially studied. IF your customers were restaurants with quick access tanks/traps and you were in a big enough city to have hundreds of them, you might knock out 4 or 5 a day. You have to dump it somewhere, usually the water service company. It has to be close by for a quick turn around. I've seen this same estimate by other youtubers which makes me think they're just copying each other. It's still a decent business idea bit it's going to take longer to pay for that truck than he suggests. If it breaks, you are down until it's repaired. Probably will go through a lot of brake pads on that beast.
All right, you won, I'm subscribed now. Making a roadmap from a trades employee, to self employed and than business owner. That's what I'm talking about: honest work and vision. 100% achievable.
Septic tanks often involve digging out the tank lids. If the solids have been settling awhile it can be a chore getting them out. Add in the trip to the sewage plant to dump the load and cleaning and washout it could add up to three to four hours.
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Basement waterproofing issue here. 1st, you dont waterproof from the inside. You dig the foundation and seal from the outside. 2 to 4 day job start to finish, and we charged an avg of $5500 back in the late 90s.
@void________ I dont know anymore. I did it with my dad from 8 yrs old to 15 or 16. That was a while ago, but I dont think he had any special license. Then I did it from 19 to 24 without needing a license. Never had an issue though
I’m 23 and I’ve been welding for about 4 years professionally and I’m currently making 115k a year take home. Downside is that I’m constantly on the road and don’t have much time to see family.
Hope you’re still living with your parents. Save, save, save. Buy a house with no mortgage and then lower your hours if you can. You can do okay making 70k with no mortgage.
Crane operator here in NJ. Most operators I work with went to a training school that cost like 5 to 7k. I borrowed the material he got thru school, studied, took written test, got hired on as driver/rigger and then took practical exam, got crane license, and now 2 years later I operate a crane daily and love it and make $150k+ this year
We had our septic tank pumped 4 years ago, reputable guy, told us what to not use and only charged $185. Since it’s just 2 of us, he said we be good for probably 10 years.
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Im an industrial pipefitter. Average about 100k per year. Some more, and some less. 18 years worth. Made alot of money. Started fresh out of high school as a firewatch and kept moving up. Double time jobs are the best. 38-48 hr. Double time for everything after 40 hrs. So, 44 hrs a week are double time. And im building america. Priceless.
When I was a kid back in the 60's, I remember we'd watch the guy down the street with a septic truck empty his truck in the river, he would do it right from the street... every day.... Thank God times have changed!!
🤣🤣🤣If you worked in a union shop, one of the few that are left, I'll agree that pay and a pension is reasonable. But if you aren't prepared to be kicked around in a union shop and learn very little after 30 years, like I wasn't, you will instead be used and abused by every company, big or small. Journeyman Tool & Die Maker, 4 years of night school, can set-up and run almost every piece of equipment you can think of, manual and CNC, milling, turning and grinding up to 5 axis. And it meant nothing to any company. Shut your mouth and push the button. Unless of course they were in trouble and then I was constantly called on to fix or troubleshoot their issues. Who would have thought Americans would buy Chinese junk. Forty years down the drain. I should have done a job that couldn't be farmed out to a foreign country. Be anything but a machinist. I paid the price so that you won't have to.
@@hav2win thank you ! It is good advice, loads of jobs are sourced out (even here in the EU) or automated, digitalized. Best to stay as autonomous as possible (and not to lend)
I am on level 1 as a landscaper right now with 5 years experience with the same company. My goal is to jump to level 4. With the 5 years experience I am going for my C27 contractor license to be a sole owner. I recently passed my first test and failed my second test by 1%. Hoping to reschedule soon!
i saw it immediately as well, his on paper calculation is 6 days a week not 5 and thus why it is a higher calculation. p.s. they are likely hiring the truck and that will be a very high cost as well.
Great content! I started as a green horn in the roofing industry and after busting my butt and passing everyone I became the proud owner of my own roofing and exterior company! I worked like an animal for over 20yrs installing roofs all over the East coast and never looked back. There’s a lot of money to be in in the specialty trade industry as long as you’re fair, treat people right, and over all “GET BACK TO PEOPLE ON TIME” it’s truly baffling how many people don’t get back to their potential clients in a timely fashion. That is one of the main complaints I hear from people. The best part of my job is to be able to meet so many incredible people as well as some not so incredible 😂 and being outside breathing fresh air everyday! The worst parts of my industry is the weather and the weather forecasters since they always get it wrong and still get paid. Love what you do and take pride in what you do and the sky is the limit in the specialty trade. There will be a lot of pain and headaches but the freedom you get from being your own boss is worth every second of it!
I’m a machinist. I work for a company you have heard of. I design and operate machines that machine (reshape metal by precision cutting) components that are too large or even radioactive to transport. As an employee I make $250k+ and have peers pulling middle $300s I work 6-7 months a year.
I am a Machinist too… those wages are insane.. I wish! Here where I am at you top out at $35 hr and if you are lucky you get in the $40s with time and patience
@@robl496 That is typical wages for my area too. Im sure I’m in the top fraction of a percent of wage earners but the machining I do is not typical machining. I also travel internationally to the job.
@@robl496 find a “field machining” job, if you are willing to travel. Probably make $100k a year to start. I work in power generation. Turbines (gas and steam) and sometimes pumps, valves and compressors. Maritime is another industry that utilizes field machinists but power gen pays the best.
Don't think that is realistic. Most jobs in ontario pay $16 to 35$. A little more than 20 years ago. If it was so much money everyone would be doing it. Most people make around 50 to 70k a year.
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I stopped at the first hidden job. For my septic to get pumped it cost about $300. However, when I did ask how busy he was he said it was none stop. He was the business owner and he did have his kids working with him so that may have made a difference. I live in Northeast Ohio
Even at $300/tank, just 5 stops/day would bring in $1500/day. $10.5K/wk x 50 weeks (gotta have vacation time😋) = $525,000.00/year. Taxes, dump fees and overhead would take half of that and you would still end up with $262,500.00. Take another 20% from that balance for unforeseeable circumstances and you're still clearing $210,000. Less than 10% of the population makes that in a year. And that's just one truck. Food for thought.
I used to work/help my cousin with his septic business. It truly is dirty business. Alot of time what would happen is pump inside septic tank would fall off its concrete blocks. We would literally lower a person in by their feet to grab ahold of pump and put it back on its block. When we would raise them out....they would literally have sh!! in their hair. My cousin the owner always told me he would eat bag of sh!! for $5 so you have to really be money driven in life to take that business on.
On the septic truck, you are completely missing the commercial side of the vehicle. It costs money and very high regulations to operate a commercial vehicle.
I know barbers who make as much as dentists since they’ve set up a shop with 8 barber chairs and take 30% of everything since they’ve got all of the other barbers on straight commission at 70%. Then also, any merchant seaman in either the deck or engine department with three years’ experience can sit for their officer’s examination and go up to over $150,000 per year to start as either a 3rd assistant engineer or a 3rd mate in the deck department. Even the cook gets unlimited overtime and can easily get promoted to chief steward, or really the supply officer. And these are only jobs that I’ve done myself. The one job I did for 7 years which required a degree was so pathetic, that is teaching school, that I quit to go join the seafarer’s union in 1988.
That’s the thing with every field no matter what ur doing when you can scale to the owner operator position the earning potential is unlimited You just have to become good enough
I truly learned alot from this mind blowing presentation. I was really drawned to the Septic Truck Owner business. I currently am employed by a waste and recycle company, however I truly don't know the business side of things. They have a portilet division which cleans the port a potties in new housing developments. In viewing the Septic truck Owner opportunity, I would really enjoy learning the steps to get started and mentorship on how to scale the business. Thank you again for the awesome training video!
Thanks for the feedback man! We could definitely do some coaching down the road if you’d be interested in figuring out how to get a business like this off the ground.
@@adamzwingler , after doing more research my particular area is overly saturated with numerous locations along with only charging $300-$450 per compared to the price you shared on the video. Though that may not be the business for me, Lord willing as I seek the Lord on what he has for me hope to get back to you soon... Thank you for being such an awesome mentor...
High Pressure Steam Plant Operator here. $60+ per hr. 3 x 12 hr shifts pr week + OT I work indoors and monitor my Boilers from inside of a booth. It is a great job. I started off by getting a maintenance job at an apartment complex and they sent me to night classes on electrical, air conditioning, boilers, motor controls etc. I got my Maryland 6th class and kept learning. I now have my 1st class. Own my home free and clear. Own 2 investment properties free and clear. Retired from the 459th ARW with a pension. Become a Stationary Engineer it is a great trade.
Gave you a subscription! I’ve been looking into building another business and found the trades/ service based of interest. Happy to have found your channel
I was just talking to friend/My Brother about making a business. I'm 24 and I just got out the military and at this point idk what to do in life at this moment
The napkin math always looks good but it’s never that simple. The trades are an amazing way to make money but just like anything it takes time to get from zero to hero and people always try to skip steps to get ahead but the slow and steady route is the best way to go
If you are experienced on working on equipment, you know you would get like 30% of those jobs done in a year, with a good year. The reason labor is high on diesels is because they are trained, very well. Takes years. My dad was a machinist and diesel mechanic who later became a mobile maintenance supervisor.
what u said is true!!! at the moment I am taking my class to become a plumber in CA. I had 1 year already tacking that class and 1 more year to go I will get my certification. 2023 I made 100K and this year will not be different. will be better. Even my English is not perfect a soon I completed my plumbing certification I will get my construction certification and both LIC in LA
The first three jobs he says. Hvac plumbing and electrical. Be aware that being in hvac it is a shark tank type of environment. Layoffs are a reoccurring issue. Septic you will have higher Healthcare costs and run a large risk of diseases from dealing with human waste. The trucks are always in need of repairs and if your new you will get worst truck they have. With these types of jobs you need to have a good grasp on social skills. Having this skill will get you the pay you see. Otherwise you won't make the money you need. You will have trouble getting customers and dealing with coworkers trying to screw you over
Isn’t the vehicle expensive? If it cost $300k and is payed over 7 years $3500\month. Add interest to that. Second hand might be cheaper but a lot of maintenance costs. Plummer on the other hand no setup cost. Electrician is better because you have a licence so you are not competing with DIYs. Waterproofing means that you can be sued if it doesn’t work. Diesel compressor is good because it is niche. Diesel mechanic is not mentioned but if you work on big trucks like Peterbuilt it is very well paid. Car mechanic can be good if you specialize in BMW or Mercedes.
Heavy equipment mechanic is where the pay is for anything diesel. So is aircraft. If you have experience in PLC programming, there is money there also. Employer pays pretty well for programmers.
Bro got them rose coloured glasses on. Apparently the paperwork just does itself, bills get paid by the bill fairy, accounting, cleaning, sales calls, marketing, meetings, maintenance, etc etc all done by magic so you can work 6 days non stop. This guy is clearly an experienced businessman.
You make a good point man. I’m really just trying to rough out each concept. If I go too deep it’ll turn into a 40 minute video and no one will watch it. There’s definitely a lot more to running each of these businesses than the list touched on with each concept.
@@adamzwingler true. I guess I’m just sick of this theme on UA-cam of making everything look like it’s dead simple, too easy and extremely profitable when the reality for most of these videos is that it’s a hard slog that will endure for all eternity (it will feel) and that you’ll need to be insanely committed to in order to ever see the fruit of your labour, realistically in 5 or possibly even 10 years.
4:20. 5 jobs a day x $700= $3500/day $3500/day x 6 days = $21,000/wk 21000/wk x 52wk= $1,092,000/year That’s not including the up sale nor doing 7 days a week. But out of that, how much do you keep in your pocket after cost and running the business?
Skilled tradesmen Small business owner Appx 150k per year but just really starting to grow. Looking to do 200k+ this year and projected 500k per year in 4 years if all goes well
As an aircraft mechanic for a major airline you can make between 130,000 to 200,000 a year with overtime. I have a few co-workers that have made up to 300,000. This is an industry that a lot of people don't know about and the best part is no headaches of owning your own business.
How much do you start out at and how many years does it take to top out? Also will I be working graveyard shifts for awhile being low on seniority? I've always thought about going with that career but wondered about this things.
@thulsa5218 Starting pay at my airline is about 38 per hour and you top out at about 62 per hour in about 5 years. Industry standard for most major airlines currently is about 65 to 68 dollars an hour. You also have yearly bonuses, holiday and other pay incentives.
@thulsa5218 Yes, you will work graveyard shift most of your career. Expect 5 to 10 years before you can pull a swings or day shift. At the moment, lots of guys are retiring so those numbers may change in the next couple of years.
@@emmetts1899 thanks for the info!! I've been at AA on the ramp for 3 years but I have auto mechanic background. Still young enough where I'd like to make a change in life.
Basement waterproofing jobs are normally done outside and normally the jobs are done during the wet seasons when the problem occurs and definitely takes about 3-4 days since the materials need time to dry before continuing the process
And for some reason kids are still flocking to college in droves to go in debt and still not have a real skill. I graduated high school with less than a 3.0 gpa and never went to college. Now I run a semi trailer dealership and repair shop and gross 6 figures. I’ll never be a millionaire, but all my bills are paid with zero student loans 🤷🏻♂️
My son was a carpenters helper. A position opened up in the company for a beginner plumber. We talked him into it and he loves it. They gave him a company van, he has two years of schooling behind him and he gets so much side work he can barely keep up. He's making money hand over fist.
Great if you live in a huge town with a giant population lol small towns already have several of each and every one of these and struggle to stay in business. Oh and the water proofing basements usually involves installing and repairing gutters in addition to major dirt and concrete work
Owning your own septic truck, is expensive! The outlay of cash and paperwork can be huge. Gobs of licenses and fees for every move you make. It can be worth it, but it's not a quick nor easy start up.
I make 320K/yr with 15 years working in IT. Have a Masters in Engineering. These jobs are paying similar. Only difference is that I work in an office. Great part is you don't need 5yrs university education to learn this. These are great careers.
Trades definitely don’t pay as well as it not even close even union paid don’t make that much, and you can get high paying jobs in it without a degree just as easy as someone with a degree,
Hey, I'm oblivious to IT work but a quick learner. Don't have the funds to invest in this education. Do you know anyone that offers free training and certifications?
Union Electrician for 40 years NYC👍 LOVED the trades❤️ BUT the work environment is both uncomfortable and dangerous😖 The trades are not for the weak at heart😔
The market is echoing the 2015-16 scenario, poised to reach new heights, but may experience a sideways trend until fed signals rate cut. I recently sold 25% of my portfolio, comprising struggling stocks recommended by certain financial UA-camrs, which unfortunately took a significant hit
not their fault, the stock market seems to be more of a casino for gamblers now than a place for investors. even if you were averaging down on ailing companies, its your duty to properly research, buying the dip does not guarantee a rebound
Such uncertainty is the reason I don't base my conviction on rumors or a ''hearsay'' I have my day-to-day investing decisions being guided by an invt-advisor, seeing that their skillset is built around long and short term, both employing profit-oriented strategies and providing hedge against inevitable downtrends, coupled with exclusive analysis, it's near-impossible to not outperform. I've realized over $600k from $83k capital, since late 2019 just before the pandemic to date.
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@@jmseipp where I live, local driver easily clears $100k/year. Fuel haulers here make $120k minimum up to $180k. Dump truck drivers easily starts at $50/hour. Imagine them with all that overtime as well. Not hard to believe at all
@@RichieRichRich-or4vz And yet there has been so much in the news about how difficult it is for truckers to make money now. Especially since Trump took away the tax exemptions truckers used.
@@jmseipp Those news that you see are in the business of being owner operators. There’s a reason why so many owner operators are failing and going back to being company drivers. If you’re gonna try to come at me with facts, I’d recommend you get your facts straight. If you aim high like me, all you’ll see if high paying CDL jobs and not those bottom barrel ones; and that’s exactly why I’m clearing $150k/year
I am a self employed electrician and it is not easy to build a busines. As soon as you train someone they quit and steal your customers. Contractors will always hire the new guy. These new contractors are desperate for work and the contractors skip out and don;'t pay. The only people who actually make money consistently for decades consistently are plumbing and heating companies becasue they do so much repairs. You have to fix your furnace and water heater. Electricians do mostly new installations and there is lots of competition.
Agreed. I’ve done a lot of electrical and plumbing over the years. I saw what you are saying to be true. I moved into bathroom renovations specifically. Doing pretty good. Not where I want to be yet but I’ve come a long way.
Personally i would never take advice from someone who's not in the trade you are interested in, go work in that trade to see if you even like it enough to pursue, doesn't matter how much it pays if you hate doing it everyday.
I got a AS degree in electrical with renewable energy systems and when i got out of school couldn’t find anyone to work under i eventually gave up that path
Need to get your numbers right bro. 5 times 700 equals 3500 a day, which 5 times 3500 equals 17500, for 5 days of septic work. 17500 times 52 equals 910,000.
@@vendattavee1745 he said it wrong. He said $700 times 5 jobs in a day equals $3500 earned per WEEK. Incorrect. His end number of $1,092,000 is right for $3500 per day six days a week, but he said it all wrong.
Vehicle recalibrations for insurance are average 250$ in 15 to 30min. Cash jobs average 175 each vehicle. The big red autel tool is the best on the market
In some states the additional wage related expenses a company can have approaches an additional 30 to 40 per cent of whatever the wages are that you are paying. Obviously as you said very well, if you work for yourself some of those costs will be less.
Sanitary pipe fitters make good money as well. Most of their work is in an industrial setting like dairy plants, cheese factories, beverage factories and pharmaceutical factories.
Fantastic video Adam! So inspiring thanks for sharing and keeping us financially updated, I just hit another $70k today day trading all thanks to my Guru
Kind of off subject, but still pertaining to trades. I went the painting route. I apprenticed under a residential and small business painter for a couple years and before I did that I was pressure washing homes and businesses. Now I own Brook’s Paint & Pressure Washing. In the next five years I’m going to sale my company and use the funds and build a commercial and industrial coatings company, or transition my company into a commercial & industrial coatings company by restructuring.
On the septic truck your estimate is way off. Equipment is 150k + maintenance is very high, insurance 16k a year, plates in CA 2200 a year, heavy high way taxes 500 the list gos on
I work for an air compressor company as a field service tech. No diesel motors on the really big stuff, and that’s where the money is at. We operate mostly in manufacturing plants, hospitals, and research labs that use massive compressors and Vacuum pumps. Our industry is STRUGGLING so hard to find good quality/smart tech’s, and the good ones we do have are compensated generously. 120k salary is easily achievable if you’re willing to put in the work. that’s working for a company, not owning or operating one.
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My dad started his own Septic company, he started with 2 trucks, using his yard as his office, back in 2008/2009, now he has over a dozen trucks, his own mechanic, a 5 acre office plot, 4 office workers, a dispatcher, and he no longer goes out on jobs, he is the CEO and has managers under him running everything. My dad spends his day dropping by work sites (especially on rookies or less performing workers). He isnt even done, he has a 2 other location, one is a seperator place that preprocesses the waste, that is then directly tied to city sewer, the other place is an actual disposal place so now other smaller companies can come to him for cheaper waste than what the city offers. My dad is a genius.
What’s his companies name? That’s crazy
@OdennaTnL Marion Pumpers in Florida. I would be working with him now that O retired from Marine Corps, but I'm married to Japanese woman and we have 2 school aged kids, it would be very challenging to take them out of Japanese School system and put them in American one. They are good with English, but they wouldn't know much about history, and common core is not a thing in Japan, they still use the same stuff I grew up with probably a little more advanced. My wife wants to stay in Japan as well. So it's my turn to support, since she supported me for over 18 years of my career.
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Not a genius your dad is a man who had a plan, discipline, and hard work ethic. Business mindset to grow. I respect your admiration for your father but nothing he did was a mind blowing idea, I’m sure he doesn’t like you calling him a genius. He probably just wants you to work hard, learn his business and eventually take it over. He made your path very straightforward don’t take it for granted and learn how to keep that business growing.
@@dontevntrip8627 I agree. Please excuse for over simplifying it with a simple word, LoL. Truly, you said it correctly. I just retired from military career, my youngest still has another 5 years when she is done with school. We live in Japan, my kids are half Japanese and half whatever I am (LoL). My kids want to stay in their Japanese schools, I am this one time fulfilling their request seeing I my military career had us moving around every few years, its the first time they get to experience staying in one place. I really want to get back home and help him, I'd be the only kid he has that would be keeping the business in his name out of 3 sons. My younger brothers are doing their own thing and doing pretty well, they are into tile work and land clearing (Florida the vegetation is wild).
I am a retired journeyman electrician. I tell anyone willing to listen that an apprenticeship is the only way to go. Not only were my books and tuition paid for by my employer, I was paid while I was in school. I was maxing out each year on Social Security withholding. No student loans to repay.
My son did this. He's 24 and making $61K a year. Owns his own home. Drives a nice truck. Yeah, skilled trades are the only way to go.
How long did it take him to get to that point after starting it?
@@dopevids4252 He started working for the company part-time in high school, so about 6 years?
And getting them is impossible now
64k is minimum wage. He needs to find me employer@@asdisskagen6487
Welder for the railroad here......9th grade dropout, no welding experience. Thankfully a union job but 80k a year. Not ridiculous money but a good living and pension...not bad for an ex con
80 k in Canada u are barely living no joke.
@mirocabraja5128 that's just wrong on so many levels!! How did Trudeau get re-elected??
@@Nixon1911 lots of left wing socialists that love free stuff in Canada
@@Nixon1911 props to you. Depending where you live in US 80k is very good money
@danielcarrillo9497 in fairness I got really lucky in 08 when everything was upside down in the states financially. I will say that I'm fortunate enough to live in the Midwest and never had children. I can only IMAGINE how hard it is for people in big cities especially with children! It's really not fair for me to compare my life with others struggles but I will say these days location is everything!!
Licensed journeyman electrician in MN here. Just started a company job paying 50 bucks an hour. Great benefits and potential to make 2.5x pay on holidays.
Appreciate the info man. Pretty amazing how much money can be made in the trades nowadays
how
@@fileinterrupted1787 holiday pay (10 hrs) at 1.0 rate and on top of that they pay overtime for hours worked. Adding up to 2.5x
How many hours per week do you work?
@@J.vckk. usually 40 maybe an hour or two of overtime. Typical paid holidays no matter if we are scheduled that day or not. Working a holiday is where some serious money is made though. Pretty good gig
Self-employmed window cleaner here. 14 years in. Only use an ebike and heavy duty trailer. Make $250/hr. Work hard, work smart, be honest, live simply.
Great video!
Thanks for sharing man!
WHAT KIND OF WINDOWS YOU CLEANING ? HOUSES? WHAT IT THE WINDOW IS LIKE IN BUILDINGS?
Hell yeah I was thinking of doing this as a weekend thing.
I'm just starting to do this. Do you have any resources you could recommend to get my knowledge up to speed?
Thanks for turning on my light 💡 greatly appreciated
The fact that nobody talks about the book Matrix Golden Cashflow Tactics, speaks volumes about how people are stuck in life.
Well ok then I'll have to go check it out.... If it sucks you're completely responsible buddy
Is one of the tactics writing a book?
Correct your numbers as I don't pay that presently. $115.00 per pump. 1600 gallon tank. So I have no clue how you got these numbers. Your so far out it's hilarious
Hmm? What is it
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Trades are the way to go- they need to be implemented into high schools.
100% bro
They are. It just depends on where you live. We have amazing programs where I live.
They are a lot where I grew up
Yeah right then colleges won't own anybody for 10 years and then the economy will grow . No one wants that . I do agree a 100 percent though implement shop again an mechanics
They were about everywhere at one time. Then the arts were given priority as well as college prep classes.
16 years old and really needed this!
Awesome man. Great to see you figuring these things out at such a young age!
I have a 16 yr old son who won’t stay off the PlayStation long enough to figure this out like you are,this moment in life for you is the most important time because every decision you make in the next couple of years will affect the direction of your entire life.Be smart and have a plan.Its ok to fail sometimes too,but find your groove in whatever you like and make your mark.Good job dude
Good luck
Breathe into your hips. Just trust me. Its your foundation
Use your head, not your strength
Just put $15 a week into a 401k
Learn when to keep mouth closed and ears open
Always be learning, but experience is often most important
Manners, respect, and etiquette will often get you farther in this world than anything else
Above all, remember to be young
I am an attorney of 30 years who owns a law firm and own several other businesses.
My recommendations for business start ups with little money. 1. House painting ( inside or outside) 2. Pressure washing ( commercial and or residential) 3. Residential and commericla Roof cleaning. 4. House and building washing. 5. Parking lot stripping. 6. Semi truck and heavy equipment washing. 7. Moving company. 8. Carpet installer. 9. Hardwood floor installer. 10. Concrete work.11.lawn care. 12. Mobile Car washer / detailer 12. Web site builder and webmaster.
I run these businesses and make well over a million dollars a year. No BS!
You strip in parking lots? JK. Do you outsource the labor for these businesses or do it yourself? Thanks. Which is the most lucrative for you out of all of them?
Would you be interested in mentoring
You offered nothing but flex.
Why are you here watching this video than?
Because he is in his Mum’s basement and talking BS
Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over $25k per week, utter shock is the word, I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus
25k a week? Amazing! how did you get started?
I signed up for a 1-on-1 trading session. It's like copy trading, but with personalized guidance.
Honestly I really need help learning to trade. Seeing my portfolio low makes me very sad.
I suggest consulting with Chloe Gullman for guidance, This way you can get strategies designed to address your unique long/short-term goals
Hmm!! Who is Chloe, if you dont mind me asking?
Just watched this vid-solid tips for real estate newbies! Finally saved up $221k in my emergency fund, so I’m thinking it’s time to jump into investments. But, man, with so much cash just chilling, it’s almost like I’m afraid to make the first move...anyone else feel like that?
$221k in the bank for emergencies? Respect, but that’s a little overkill! 😂 But hey, if it gives you peace of mind, go for it. Might be time to consult an advisor and let them help you optimize some of that capital before inflation does its thing!
Y’all are making me feel better about my indecision. I’ve been sitting on some funds too, but I have no idea how to find the right investment advisor! Where do you even start with that?
There are a handful of CFAs. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with *Julianne Iwersen Niemann* for some years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s known in her field, look her up.
Looked up *Julianne Iwersen Niemann* after seeing this convo, and she might be exactly what I need to kickstart my financial journey. Thanks for the heads-up!"
Watched *Julianne Niemann* on Bloomberg finance summit few months ago and her presentation was terrific!
Nice calculations, but where are the costs for the septic tank truck? Office for taking phone calls? Costs for advertising (nobody knows that you are in business)? Wages/Insurance for employees? Costs for equipment? Cost for gaining knowledge/certificates? Taxes? Emergency fund for low business months or unexpected repairs?
All looks fine when you're cherry-picking numbers, but if you want to start and run a successful business, then you need to factor this in.
The truck payment would be huge each month, and insurance on it could be more than 200 a month. There may be licensing requirements for the job too.
Amen my brotha !!!
Oh my, your comment is not motivating. Shame on you. 😂
They (blogers) only can speak and can't even multiply 2500x312... Reality is far from his words. For example Google charging for one click for the request (moving) 27$. In the best case 18% will call you. But it doesn't mean they will work with you. Competition is a Key-factor in any business...
The only guy who earn here - blogger, or he is trying to earn.
Thank you! Seemed odd to leave the biggest expense out
I'm an HVAC Tech working for mta transit I made $106,000 pension, 401k and full medical. 4 weeks paid vacation and holidays
Make that shit a moth jack
How?
@@Shiitalker commercial ? Or residential?
I make the same for MTA as a janitor in one of the most disgusting cities in the world. (DDD)
@@Shiitalker At least you don't brag about it.
Hi! I’m excited to be here in your channel and I’m interested in learning more about investing and saving up for my retirement but am a little confused about the whole process. Any advice or tips to get me started up would be greatly appreciated.
Most people either do not understand the power of compound interest, or are just impatient. For the average Joe, however. I think it is just best to invest in the S&P 500, and just wait, which is reliable, albeit extremely long-lots of years. Or just use a professional analyst and speed up wealth creation. Most people underestimate the power of the latter
You're absolutely right about the power of compound interest and the long-term potential of investing in index funds like the S&P 500. For many, passive investing in broadly diversified funds can be a reliable strategy over time.
Employing a professional financial analyst or advisor can certainly add value by offering tailored advice, portfolio diversification, risk management, and timely insights. Their expertise can potentially speed up wealth creation and navigate market complexities, but it's important to choose someone reputable and consider their fees, as they can impact your overall returns.
BRICS seeks to create a new currency, considering gold's historical role as a store of value and medium of exchange. However, the functionality and acceptance of a gold-backed currency in the current global financial system are uncertain. Creating a new currency requires careful consideration of economic, political, and logistical factors.
It simply means the allocation of money toward an asset or portfolio, with the expectation of earning a return over time.
Union roofer doing mostly service calls, $156,000 per year.
You hiring ? I want to learn the trade. I’m union already but it’s a labor unions
@@ColdSpriteaha nice 👍🙂
What you're missing is start up costs. I know personally being a field diesel mechanic, not including software and specialty tools, I have close to 100k in tools. A service truck used will set you back close to 100k, new anywhere from 200k n up. If you go all out, buy new truck, software, etc, you could easily be 500k-1m before you even start working.
Logistics. I've worked in different sections but mainly as a Logistics Manager for a freight brokerage. Working for yourself you make anywhere from 150k a year to 600k depending on what commodities you are shipping. Just like anything the busier you are you will eventually need to hire staff to keep up
Agreed and thanks for sharing
Hey I hope you are doing well I'm in high school i'm 18 and I wanna do exactly what you are. Do you mind sharing what you took in college and how you got to your position. Thank You hoping for a reply!
@@veniithsatkunalingam1726 I started out in a sales role at a Freight Brokerage and worked my way from there.
That’s what my dad did for 20 yrs. He’s passed now. He was a logistics manager ran his own location for Conway western express. But they aren’t around anymore they sold.
They were huge tho. Every state and Canada and Europe.
He made around 250k
@veniino college required that's the point.thsatkunalingam1726
As a plumber the money is great. Work is hard on the body. I’ll be 60 next month and have had a shoulder replacement and my knees are done. I also have ate healthy and worked out all my life. There are drawbacks. Some things are hereditary though like arthritis. Having a trade is very rewarding. AI will never replace us.
I have had rotator cuff surgery on right shoulder. My knees are just about gone. My knees have slowed me down quite a bit. Ii charge an extra $40 for each upstairs toilet. They can save that $40 if they want to carry the new toilet up and the old toilet down. Even though I don’t carry the old one down, I just put it in the box the new one came in and slide it down the stairs. I joke with people and tell them that $40 is my knee replacement fund. It was $35! But I recently raised the price. The calluses on my knees are something else. I’m 28 years plumbing. I’ll be 47 next week.
@David: Where do you live?
@@PlumbersThe1stLineOfDefenseCan you not use knee pads?!
@@grzegorz16100 I have a pad for my knees. I wear a knee pad, I’ll wear both if I don’t have a brace on. Or decide to remove it, when I have to crawl far under a house and there is a lot of rock. My knees are wear and tear, I’ve had injury’s in both. Tore ligaments in one when I was about 20. My other knee I have patellofemoral dysfunction. That is basically my kneecap does not slide like it should. That happen when I was in high school playing football. Most of the time I wear a brace on that knee. I also regret carrying 50 gallon gas water heaters on one shoulder up flights of stairs when I was 18 and thru my 20’s. I’m sure that took its own toll.
While the surgeons probably used robotics guided with ai on you surgeries, you’re saying ai will never replace trade skills. It’s only a matter of time and ai and robots will do all the trades…
I feel sorry for all the college graduates that owe 100k or more and can't find the dream career they were looking for.
No just show them this job and they will stay in school look at the kind of stuff men have to do to make close to only fans money
That’s me!
No one except you feels sorry for them.
yeah the college promise was a scam... I was making good money pre-pandemic, still making the same but now 6 figures doesn't mean anything anymore. No raises in sight, and not enough jobs to hop to the next rung up. Bidenomics has screwed us.
Trust me, 75% of everyone with a degree 100% regrets it 🤣 (i am included in that statistic...) 4 Years and 40k to get an Computer Science Degree and just quit my job last month to start my own landscaping company and am already making twice what i was making at my IT job lol.
Man this such an enlightening and educational video, I’m two years away from retiring from 20 years of military service and I honestly feel like I’m back in high school worried about what I’m going to do once I get back into the real world. 😂 thank you so much for these ideas 💡, definitely has my mind spinning, looking forward to a part 2 if you do one. Liked and subscribed to your channel.
Bro, so glad it helped! I’ll be putting out part 2 in a couple weeks. It’ll be a good one if you get some time to watch it.
@@adamzwingler awesome thank you in advance for that! I’ll definitely be checking back in to watch that! 💯
Thank you for your service. Best of success to your next job or career choice.
@@renellbrenskill561 thank you for your kind words, and you’re very welcome. Wishing you all the best as well.
Uhoh...on your own away from mom and dad for the first time aye? Career military guys are always lost after because you've been following orders for too long. Now you have to think on your own and scared...
If your going to do a comparison lets add in the hours involved for a small business owners works doing estimates, collections, book work etc etc. Lots of extra hours involved for being a small business
I run a small construction company, and i mean small.... i normally only get time to eat and sleep lol
@@IFixStuffftrue . I am a railing installer most of the time hanging in the air .
My friend was a teacher. Her husband convinced her to run that part of his business and now they make a lot more.
@@IFixStufff You get to sleep :0
@@GDBLUNT420 sometimes
I worked in carpentry for many years before becoming my mom's caretaker. I'm considering going back to trade school to become an electrician.
With your background consider the Stationary Engineer trade. It is easy on your body. You work mostly indoors. Benefits are great.
I operate a High Pressure Steam Plant 3 x 12 hr shifts.
I am a garage door tech for a massive nationwide garage door company. I am on track to make about $200k this year. I'm not even close to the top either. Top guys are pushing about $400k a year as techs.
Good info bro, thanks for sharing!
Which garage door company?
May I ask what state? I saw job offer for 100k for same type of job I thought it was bs. Wow
@@geffreyacosta8821 I'm in NV. But my company is in like 22 states I think.
How the heck did you get into that?
I am a fecal evacuation engineer (honey dipper) in Pennsylvania, $250 for a 1000 gallon tank and the trucks cost on average 250k - 325k he needs to go back to school
How many times have you done 5 systems in a day? :😅
I WORK FECAL DAILY WHEN I HOVER OVER MY TOILET
I paid $400 last time, Idaho and there's only 1 guy in 100 sq miles. He didn't even mention buying a truck.
This guy almost always lies about the numbers.
@jfkst1 lol. I'm not sure he's lying exactly, I just think he's a YT creator that copies others content about businesses he's only superficially studied. IF your customers were restaurants with quick access tanks/traps and you were in a big enough city to have hundreds of them, you might knock out 4 or 5 a day. You have to dump it somewhere, usually the water service company. It has to be close by for a quick turn around. I've seen this same estimate by other youtubers which makes me think they're just copying each other. It's still a decent business idea bit it's going to take longer to pay for that truck than he suggests. If it breaks, you are down until it's repaired. Probably will go through a lot of brake pads on that beast.
All right, you won, I'm subscribed now.
Making a roadmap from a trades employee, to self employed and than business owner. That's what I'm talking about: honest work and vision. 100% achievable.
Always seek out advice from people who have actually done what you want to do (and can prove it) They are usually way to busy to make videos about it.
100% garbage click bait info and lies. You'll never achieve this numbers.
Septic tanks often involve digging out the tank lids. If the solids have been settling awhile it can be a chore getting them out. Add in the trip to the sewage plant to dump the load and cleaning and washout it could add up to three to four hours.
It’s never as easy as folks make it into…ever
Yeah, it seems like more of a 1-2 jobs/day thing under ideal circumstances. Still good money dealing with the shit.
@@SirSmudgeProductionsit don't take a day to pump out a septic tank
I charge $65 per foot to dig up a lid.
@@jacoblocklear6809No but total time for driving, digging, driving, dumping, clean out could take 4hrs for 1 job. So doing 2 jobs a day is reasonable.
How long does it takes to become a compressor mechanic? It typically takes 2-3 years to become a compressor mechanic: Year 1-2: Obtaining a certificate in a relevant field, such as mechanical engineering, HVAC, or industrial machinery. Year 2-3: Accumulating the necessary work experience.
Basement waterproofing issue here. 1st, you dont waterproof from the inside. You dig the foundation and seal from the outside. 2 to 4 day job start to finish, and we charged an avg of $5500 back in the late 90s.
you do waterproof the inside like what? thats where sump pumps and drain tile and drainage board go
@JayKyzo im still old school. Dig the foundation, clean, tar and styrofoam. You dont waterproof to get water out. You waterproof to KEEP it out
Do u need a license for that, considering you're digging around the foundation?
@void________ I dont know anymore. I did it with my dad from 8 yrs old to 15 or 16. That was a while ago, but I dont think he had any special license. Then I did it from 19 to 24 without needing a license. Never had an issue though
I’m 23 and I’ve been welding for about 4 years professionally and I’m currently making 115k a year take home. Downside is that I’m constantly on the road and don’t have much time to see family.
That's awesome! Work hard while you're young and save/invest into something.
Hope you’re still living with your parents. Save, save, save. Buy a house with no mortgage and then lower your hours if you can. You can do okay making 70k with no mortgage.
I own a hood cleaning company that removes oil for commercial restaurants and made 794k in 2023 lol
Is there equipment you had to buy to clean hoods?
One razor blade and goggles
A whole Case of easy-off oven spray, works great 👍
Reheheheally? Nice job
How much do you charge to clean a hood at a restaurant?
Crane operator here in NJ. Most operators I work with went to a training school that cost like 5 to 7k. I borrowed the material he got thru school, studied, took written test, got hired on as driver/rigger and then took practical exam, got crane license, and now 2 years later I operate a crane daily and love it and make $150k+ this year
How many hours do you get?
What training school did you go to?
Hello,can I borrow the material too?
I did crane operating in the gulf of mexico on a drillship. I was making about the same.
We had our septic tank pumped 4 years ago, reputable guy, told us what to not use and only charged $185. Since it’s just 2 of us, he said we be good for probably 10 years.
*Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to myself and my family. $10,000 weekly profit, Our Lord Jesus have lifted up my life 🙏❤❤*
Please how do you achieve this feat consistently?
I usually go with registered representatives. Faith Reece has the best performance history (in my opinion) and does offer 1v1 consultation to her capitalists which I think is amazing.
Talking to an expert like Faith Reece to reshape your portfolio is a very smart move
Faith's unique strength lies in her realistic approach which makes her different from other brokers who often set unattainable targets and fall short in delivery.
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Im an industrial pipefitter. Average about 100k per year. Some more, and some less. 18 years worth. Made alot of money. Started fresh out of high school as a firewatch and kept moving up. Double time jobs are the best. 38-48 hr. Double time for everything after 40 hrs. So, 44 hrs a week are double time. And im building america. Priceless.
You can get your apprenticeship completed for pipefitters, electrician, and plumbers when you're in the US Navy.
If you join the union you'll make more $, how do I know, I'm a union Steamfitter/pipefitter.
I’ve worked along side industrial union frittered making $150-$200 in six months. Nuke pipe welding qualified.
@@masterofnow1which hall are you out of?
@@creationhasevidenceinscien970 I am not a union employee.
When I was a kid back in the 60's, I remember we'd watch the guy down the street with a septic truck empty his truck in the river, he would do it right from the street... every day.... Thank God times have changed!!
The same river you ever swam in before you caught that guy emptying the truck.
The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
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Manifestation won’t fix a diesel truck or fill a septic tank, get that tony robins law of attraction bullshit out of here
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i am a retired machinist [37 years] have an excellent retirement! life is good!
🙌💯, Are you 37yrs old or you've been a machinist for 37yrs?
🤣🤣🤣If you worked in a union shop, one of the few that are left, I'll agree that pay and a pension is reasonable. But if you aren't prepared to be kicked around in a union shop and learn very little after 30 years, like I wasn't, you will instead be used and abused by every company, big or small. Journeyman Tool & Die Maker, 4 years of night school, can set-up and run almost every piece of equipment you can think of, manual and CNC, milling, turning and grinding up to 5 axis. And it meant nothing to any company. Shut your mouth and push the button. Unless of course they were in trouble and then I was constantly called on to fix or troubleshoot their issues. Who would have thought Americans would buy Chinese junk. Forty years down the drain. I should have done a job that couldn't be farmed out to a foreign country. Be anything but a machinist. I paid the price so that you won't have to.
@@hav2win thank you ! It is good advice, loads of jobs are sourced out (even here in the EU) or automated, digitalized. Best to stay as autonomous as possible (and not to lend)
I am on level 1 as a landscaper right now with 5 years experience with the same company. My goal is to jump to level 4. With the 5 years experience I am going for my C27 contractor license to be a sole owner. I recently passed my first test and failed my second test by 1%. Hoping to reschedule soon!
i had a landscaping company that had 3 staff, it kept us going for nearly 10 years without any of that untiill covid killed it, so you dont need it
You got this bro keep pushin 💪🏽
@@dandaman8792 Got my test in June bro! 🙏🏼 Goal is to own my house by 30!
Do what? Just go get a business license and you are then a contractor. There are no levels in that kind of work
@@wesleymccravy901 I now got my c27 contractors license! Working on getting my Business license to operate hoping to get it very soon.
700 x 5 = 3500 per day, not a week. 3500 x 5 days a week = 17500 per week. 17500 x 52 weeks = $910,000 per year. Thats taking the weekends off.
Yup. I’m kinda surprised with how many people have viewed this that more people didn’t catch the calculation error.
@@adamzwinglerI saw it right away. I am a math guy.
i saw it immediately as well, his on paper calculation is 6 days a week not 5 and thus why it is a higher calculation.
p.s. they are likely hiring the truck and that will be a very high cost as well.
I also saw it immediately and searched the comments to see if someone caught it. Glad we did!
Saw immidiefly
Great content! I started as a green horn in the roofing industry and after busting my butt and passing everyone I became the proud owner of my own roofing and exterior company! I worked like an animal for over 20yrs installing roofs all over the East coast and never looked back. There’s a lot of money to be in in the specialty trade industry as long as you’re fair, treat people right, and over all “GET BACK TO PEOPLE ON TIME” it’s truly baffling how many people don’t get back to their potential clients in a timely fashion. That is one of the main complaints I hear from people.
The best part of my job is to be able to meet so many incredible people as well as some not so incredible 😂 and being outside breathing fresh air everyday! The worst parts of my industry is the weather and the weather forecasters since they always get it wrong and still get paid.
Love what you do and take pride in what you do and the sky is the limit in the specialty trade. There will be a lot of pain and headaches but the freedom you get from being your own boss is worth every second of it!
100% bro! Thanks for sharing
In Florida, they charge between $350 and 450 And as far as cleaning out six tanks a day The waste facility closes at 3:00
I’m a machinist. I work for a company you have heard of. I design and operate machines that machine (reshape metal by precision cutting) components that are too large or even radioactive to transport.
As an employee I make $250k+ and have peers pulling middle $300s
I work 6-7 months a year.
I am a Machinist too… those wages are insane.. I wish!
Here where I am at you top out at $35 hr and if you are lucky you get in the $40s with time and patience
@@robl496 That is typical wages for my area too. Im sure I’m in the top fraction of a percent of wage earners but the machining I do is not typical machining. I also travel internationally to the job.
@@robl496 find a “field machining” job, if you are willing to travel. Probably make $100k a year to start. I work in power generation. Turbines (gas and steam) and sometimes pumps, valves and compressors. Maritime is another industry that utilizes field machinists but power gen pays the best.
@burgerkang3249 No
Don't think that is realistic. Most jobs in ontario pay $16 to 35$. A little more than 20 years ago. If it was so much money everyone would be doing it. Most people make around 50 to 70k a year.
I get paid $9M a month to drive a street sweeper. No experience necessary. Starting bonus is 10 billion plus benefits.
The only downside is the hours. I work 32 hr/day, 9 days/week
He'll yeah I been trying ta get on that too!!!
Your maths got bumped up
32 hours aday 😳 9 days weaks ??
😂😂😂😂😂
Part timer. Lol 😂
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I stopped at the first hidden job. For my septic to get pumped it cost about $300. However, when I did ask how busy he was he said it was none stop. He was the business owner and he did have his kids working with him so that may have made a difference. I live in Northeast Ohio
525 in north idaho
550 in indiana
Even at $300/tank, just 5 stops/day would bring in $1500/day. $10.5K/wk x 50 weeks (gotta have vacation time😋) = $525,000.00/year. Taxes, dump fees and overhead would take half of that and you would still end up with $262,500.00. Take another 20% from that balance for unforeseeable circumstances and you're still clearing $210,000. Less than 10% of the population makes that in a year. And that's just one truck. Food for thought.
I used to work/help my cousin with his septic business. It truly is dirty business. Alot of time what would happen is pump inside septic tank would fall off its concrete blocks. We would literally lower a person in by their feet to grab ahold of pump and put it back on its block. When we would raise them out....they would literally have sh!! in their hair. My cousin the owner always told me he would eat bag of sh!! for $5 so you have to really be money driven in life to take that business on.
Now YOU gave us the real INside 'Pooper Scoop". Thanks for the insight. lol Hilarious
On the septic truck, you are completely missing the commercial side of the vehicle. It costs money and very high regulations to operate a commercial vehicle.
And septics and grease traps smell super super super bad.
I know barbers who make as much as dentists since they’ve set up a shop with 8 barber chairs and take 30% of everything since they’ve got all of the other barbers on straight commission at 70%. Then also, any merchant seaman in either the deck or engine department with three years’ experience can sit for their officer’s examination and go up to over $150,000 per year to start as either a 3rd assistant engineer or a 3rd mate in the deck department. Even the cook gets unlimited overtime and can easily get promoted to chief steward, or really the supply officer. And these are only jobs that I’ve done myself. The one job I did for 7 years which required a degree was so pathetic, that is teaching school, that I quit to go join the seafarer’s union in 1988.
That’s the thing with every field no matter what ur doing when you can scale to the owner operator position the earning potential is unlimited
You just have to become good enough
I truly learned alot from this mind blowing presentation. I was really drawned to the Septic Truck Owner business. I currently am employed by a waste and recycle company, however I truly don't know the business side of things. They have a portilet division which cleans the port a potties in new housing developments. In viewing the Septic truck Owner opportunity, I would really enjoy learning the steps to get started and mentorship on how to scale the business. Thank you again for the awesome training video!
Thanks for the feedback man! We could definitely do some coaching down the road if you’d be interested in figuring out how to get a business like this off the ground.
@@adamzwingler , after doing more research my particular area is overly saturated with numerous locations along with only charging $300-$450 per compared to the price you shared on the video. Though that may not be the business for me, Lord willing as I seek the Lord on what he has for me hope to get back to you soon... Thank you for being such an awesome mentor...
High Pressure Steam Plant Operator here. $60+ per hr. 3 x 12 hr shifts pr week + OT
I work indoors and monitor my Boilers from inside of a booth.
It is a great job. I started off by getting a maintenance job at an apartment complex and they sent me to night classes on electrical, air conditioning, boilers, motor controls etc. I got my Maryland 6th class and kept learning. I now have my 1st class. Own my home free and clear. Own 2 investment properties free and clear. Retired from the 459th ARW with a pension.
Become a Stationary Engineer it is a great trade.
Gave you a subscription! I’ve been looking into building another business and found the trades/ service based of interest. Happy to have found your channel
Thanks man! What kind of business are you thinking you’ll start?
I was just talking to friend/My Brother about making a business. I'm 24 and I just got out the military and at this point idk what to do in life at this moment
I'm 33 years old and I have worked for a mechanic car for 6 years I really need to change my career for the better.
why is it bad ? Im thinking of becoming a car mechanic
@@Ilovefootball005maybe it's because he worked on German cars, they're usually a pain in the ass.
You want to get to the point that you run your own shop.
The napkin math always looks good but it’s never that simple. The trades are an amazing way to make money but just like anything it takes time to get from zero to hero and people always try to skip steps to get ahead but the slow and steady route is the best way to go
If you are experienced on working on equipment, you know you would get like 30% of those jobs done in a year, with a good year. The reason labor is high on diesels is because they are trained, very well. Takes years. My dad was a machinist and diesel mechanic who later became a mobile maintenance supervisor.
omg im 3 yrs old and really needed this
You`re three years old and you can read and write?
@@hemlo7494 yes
Don’t let him fool you, he is going to college
😂😂😂😂
Wow, I had no idea these jobs could be so lucrative. It’s inspiring to see skilled trades getting the recognition they deserve
what u said is true!!! at the moment I am taking my class to become a plumber in CA. I had 1 year already tacking that class and 1 more year to go I will get my certification. 2023 I made 100K and this year will not be different. will be better. Even my English is not perfect a soon I completed my plumbing certification I will get my construction certification and both LIC in LA
Good stuff man! Thanks for sharing
Words out on the trades! My town is now saturated with plumbers, electricians and HVAC companies. Look forward to prices coming down.
The first three jobs he says. Hvac plumbing and electrical. Be aware that being in hvac it is a shark tank type of environment. Layoffs are a reoccurring issue. Septic you will have higher Healthcare costs and run a large risk of diseases from dealing with human waste. The trucks are always in need of repairs and if your new you will get worst truck they have. With these types of jobs you need to have a good grasp on social skills. Having this skill will get you the pay you see. Otherwise you won't make the money you need. You will have trouble getting customers and dealing with coworkers trying to screw you over
Great Video, would love a part 2 of more hidden trade jobs.
Working on it right now, should be out in April!
Former military. I’m in a white collar job, I love working with my hands, thinking about a trade job
How old are you?
Isn’t the vehicle expensive? If it cost $300k and is payed over 7 years $3500\month. Add interest to that. Second hand might be cheaper but a lot of maintenance costs. Plummer on the other hand no setup cost. Electrician is better because you have a licence so you are not competing with DIYs. Waterproofing means that you can be sued if it doesn’t work. Diesel compressor is good because it is niche. Diesel mechanic is not mentioned but if you work on big trucks like Peterbuilt it is very well paid. Car mechanic can be good if you specialize in BMW or Mercedes.
Heavy equipment mechanic is where the pay is for anything diesel. So is aircraft.
If you have experience in PLC programming, there is money there also. Employer pays pretty well for programmers.
Sweet, 10 years down the road you might be making 100k..
PRO SPORTS....LOL....
Bro got them rose coloured glasses on. Apparently the paperwork just does itself, bills get paid by the bill fairy, accounting, cleaning, sales calls, marketing, meetings, maintenance, etc etc all done by magic so you can work 6 days non stop. This guy is clearly an experienced businessman.
You make a good point man. I’m really just trying to rough out each concept. If I go too deep it’ll turn into a 40 minute video and no one will watch it. There’s definitely a lot more to running each of these businesses than the list touched on with each concept.
@@adamzwingler true. I guess I’m just sick of this theme on UA-cam of making everything look like it’s dead simple, too easy and extremely profitable when the reality for most of these videos is that it’s a hard slog that will endure for all eternity (it will feel) and that you’ll need to be insanely committed to in order to ever see the fruit of your labour, realistically in 5 or possibly even 10 years.
@@peterforrest6574 perfectly fitting words to describe running a trade business. Its rarely rewarding in the long term
Yeah I read his thing about Vac trucks and figured his business experience must be up there.
He's a "content creator" on UA-cam... And you watched the content... he made money. He left that one out!
4:20.
5 jobs a day x $700= $3500/day
$3500/day x 6 days = $21,000/wk
21000/wk x 52wk= $1,092,000/year
That’s not including the up sale nor doing 7 days a week.
But out of that, how much do you keep in your pocket after cost and running the business?
I have never paid $700 dollars to get my septic pumped. Not even half that in NC.
Skilled tradesmen
Small business owner
Appx 150k per year but just really starting to grow. Looking to do 200k+ this year and projected 500k per year in 4 years if all goes well
As an aircraft mechanic for a major airline you can make between 130,000 to 200,000 a year with overtime. I have a few co-workers that have made up to 300,000. This is an industry that a lot of people don't know about and the best part is no headaches of owning your own business.
How much do you start out at and how many years does it take to top out? Also will I be working graveyard shifts for awhile being low on seniority? I've always thought about going with that career but wondered about this things.
@thulsa5218 Starting pay at my airline is about 38 per hour and you top out at about 62 per hour in about 5 years. Industry standard for most major airlines currently is about 65 to 68 dollars an hour. You also have yearly bonuses, holiday and other pay incentives.
@thulsa5218 Yes, you will work graveyard shift most of your career. Expect 5 to 10 years before you can pull a swings or day shift. At the moment, lots of guys are retiring so those numbers may change in the next couple of years.
@@emmetts1899 thanks for the info!! I've been at AA on the ramp for 3 years but I have auto mechanic background. Still young enough where I'd like to make a change in life.
How long to obtain certification to be an aircraft mechanic
Basement waterproofing jobs are normally done outside and normally the jobs are done during the wet seasons when the problem occurs and definitely takes about 3-4 days since the materials need time to dry before continuing the process
And for some reason kids are still flocking to college in droves to go in debt and still not have a real skill.
I graduated high school with less than a 3.0 gpa and never went to college. Now I run a semi trailer dealership and repair shop and gross 6 figures. I’ll never be a millionaire, but all my bills are paid with zero student loans 🤷🏻♂️
My son was a carpenters helper. A position opened up in the company for a beginner plumber. We talked him into it and he loves it. They gave him a company van, he has two years of schooling behind him and he gets so much side work he can barely keep up. He's making money hand over fist.
@billted3323 yes they did. He didn't get one as a carpenters helper.
@billted3323 he didn't get one as a carpenters helper but yes as a plumber.
Yes. He didn't get one as a carpenters helper. And he's not a full fledged plumber yet. He's still an apprentice.
Great if you live in a huge town with a giant population lol small towns already have several of each and every one of these and struggle to stay in business. Oh and the water proofing basements usually involves installing and repairing gutters in addition to major dirt and concrete work
Great content! Thank you for the ideas and info
Glad it’s helping man, thanks for the feedback!
Owning your own septic truck, is expensive! The outlay of cash and paperwork can be huge. Gobs of licenses and fees for every move you make. It can be worth it, but it's not a quick nor easy start up.
Add in all the chiropractic visits into the expenses for all theses hard jobs
I make 320K/yr with 15 years working in IT. Have a Masters in Engineering. These jobs are paying similar. Only difference is that I work in an office. Great part is you don't need 5yrs university education to learn this. These are great careers.
Can you please explain what program or course one can take to learn IT(how long it will take) and what sectors to begin looking for employment
I worked in IT and it was one headache after another, especially with issues needing to be resolved after hours and on weekends.
Trades definitely don’t pay as well as it not even close even union paid don’t make that much, and you can get high paying jobs in it without a degree just as easy as someone with a degree,
What do you do in the IT field?
Hey, I'm oblivious to IT work but a quick learner. Don't have the funds to invest in this education. Do you know anyone that offers free training and certifications?
Great insights in this video. I love that you are highlighting these hidden gems in the trades. Makes me think I should update my resume soon
I dry ice blast . I clean and paint undercarriages . I have made $2500-3000 in 5-6 hours before
Union Electrician for 40 years NYC👍 LOVED the trades❤️ BUT the work environment is both uncomfortable and dangerous😖 The trades are not for the weak at heart😔
The market is echoing the 2015-16 scenario, poised to reach new heights, but may experience a sideways trend until fed signals rate cut. I recently sold 25% of my portfolio, comprising struggling stocks recommended by certain financial UA-camrs, which unfortunately took a significant hit
not their fault, the stock market seems to be more of a casino for gamblers now than a place for investors. even if you were averaging down on ailing companies, its your duty to properly research, buying the dip does not guarantee a rebound
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Trucker here. Making $150k/year driving locally with less than 1 year of experience. Company driver too. It’s either trades or entrepreneurship
Working for someone else? Hard to believe.
@@jmseipp putting in 70 hours a week. What’s so hard to believe?
@@jmseipp where I live, local driver easily clears $100k/year. Fuel haulers here make $120k minimum up to $180k. Dump truck drivers easily starts at $50/hour. Imagine them with all that overtime as well. Not hard to believe at all
@@RichieRichRich-or4vz And yet there has been so much in the news about how difficult it is for truckers to make money now. Especially since Trump took away the tax exemptions truckers used.
@@jmseipp Those news that you see are in the business of being owner operators. There’s a reason why so many owner operators are failing and going back to being company drivers. If you’re gonna try to come at me with facts, I’d recommend you get your facts straight. If you aim high like me, all you’ll see if high paying CDL jobs and not those bottom barrel ones; and that’s exactly why I’m clearing $150k/year
Travel radiology tech since 2020 - I have made between 2700 and 3800 after tax weekly
Thanks for the info, I’ll look into it for future video ideas
That makes u sick cancer by time
As a guy that owns septic trucks. With EPA requirements, overhead is so high you end making the same net as a box truck driver.
For real.
DEF fucking with you too? Delete that shit.
Just came here to comment about how hard I laughed when he said annual maintenance costs on a truck are $436
436 bucks doesnt even cover a steer tire. Lol
This video opened my eyes to some great trade opportunities I never considered before. Definitely going to do my research on these. Thanks for sharing
I am a self employed electrician and it is not easy to build a busines. As soon as you train someone they quit and steal your customers. Contractors will always hire the new guy. These new contractors are desperate for work and the contractors skip out and don;'t pay. The only people who actually make money consistently for decades consistently are plumbing and heating companies becasue they do so much repairs. You have to fix your furnace and water heater. Electricians do mostly new installations and there is lots of competition.
Agreed. I’ve done a lot of electrical and plumbing over the years. I saw what you are saying to be true. I moved into bathroom renovations specifically. Doing pretty good. Not where I want to be yet but I’ve come a long way.
Ditto, I install cabinets and trim. Once the job is done, I'm not needed ever again.
@@thefix2573hey man i also want to learn this . Can you pls help me about this .
FYI basement waterproofing is not all inside having the ground around the house slope away from the house is a huge factor
Personally i would never take advice from someone who's not in the trade you are interested in, go work in that trade to see if you even like it enough to pursue, doesn't matter how much it pays if you hate doing it everyday.
True, it's only by doing you can know.
Most people can't hang. It's not the gym, it's a jobsite.
I got a AS degree in electrical with renewable energy systems and when i got out of school couldn’t find anyone to work under i eventually gave up that path
:(
17 years old parents planning to kick me out the house at 18, this is very helpful
That’s awesome, glad it could help!
Get into TRUCKING. I made 67k my first year.
I’m here because I have 3 high school boys and I don’t want them being my roommates😂 great video👍🏽
Haha, love the comment!
Need to get your numbers right bro. 5 times 700 equals 3500 a day, which 5 times 3500 equals 17500, for 5 days of septic work. 17500 times 52 equals 910,000.
He calculated for 6 days a week not 5 days. He got the math right bro.
@@vendattavee1745 Bro if you work 18hrs a day 7 days a week, you too can be a millionaire!
This guys numbers are way off
@@vendattavee1745 he said it wrong. He said $700 times 5 jobs in a day equals $3500 earned per WEEK. Incorrect. His end number of $1,092,000 is right for $3500 per day six days a week, but he said it all wrong.
Not worth it.
Vehicle recalibrations for insurance are average 250$ in 15 to 30min. Cash jobs average 175 each vehicle. The big red autel tool is the best on the market
In some states the additional wage related expenses a company can have approaches an additional 30 to 40 per cent of whatever the wages are that you are paying. Obviously as you said very well, if you work for yourself some of those costs will be less.
Sanitary pipe fitters make good money as well. Most of their work is in an industrial setting like dairy plants, cheese factories, beverage factories and pharmaceutical factories.
Fantastic video Adam! So inspiring thanks for sharing and keeping us financially updated, I just hit another $70k today day trading all thanks to my Guru
Oh, yeah. That was possible with the help of my coach/Guru Jenifer Spencer ❤❤
She's a licensed broker and successful entrepreneur from the state.
I'm a trader, and the best strategy is starting with a professional coach, as a beginner who knows little or nothing in forex market
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I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimonies on CNBC news last week..
Kind of off subject, but still pertaining to trades. I went the painting route. I apprenticed under a residential and small business painter for a couple years and before I did that I was pressure washing homes and businesses. Now I own Brook’s Paint & Pressure Washing. In the next five years I’m going to sale my company and use the funds and build a commercial and industrial coatings company, or transition my company into a commercial & industrial coatings company by restructuring.
On the septic truck your estimate is way off. Equipment is 150k + maintenance is very high, insurance 16k a year, plates in CA 2200 a year, heavy high way taxes 500 the list gos on
I work for an air compressor company as a field service tech. No diesel motors on the really big stuff, and that’s where the money is at. We operate mostly in manufacturing plants, hospitals, and research labs that use massive compressors and Vacuum pumps. Our industry is STRUGGLING so hard to find good quality/smart tech’s, and the good ones we do have are compensated generously. 120k salary is easily achievable if you’re willing to put in the work. that’s working for a company, not owning or operating one.
I used to think college was the way, but now at 40 i wish I had gone into the trades at 18.