BURNIN AND EARNIN

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This week's guest is Brad Michaud AKA @the_welding_hobo He's from Lafayette, Louisiana and welds in the shipyard down there. He was first introduced to welding at just 15 years old. His biggest advice is to be patient, you can't UPS overnight success. He also gave us some great ideas for welding certification tests to cover in upcoming videos! Interested in being a guest on our podcast or giving back to the welding community by contributing to Weld.com upcoming content? Message us! Just email [email protected] with the subject line PODCAST.

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