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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2024 · 1H 25M

Thor Rippy - Gen Z: How You Can Learn A trade in the Military & Start Your Own Business!

from Off the Ladder Contractor · host Branden Sewell

Send us Fan MailsummaryThor Rippy shares his journey from dropping out of high school to becoming a successful business owner in the construction industry. He started his own construction company in 2015 and faced many challenges along the way. Thor emphasizes the importance of honesty, integrity, and good customer service in building a reputation and growing a business. He also discusses the need for more awareness and appreciation of trade jobs as viable career options. Despite the ups and downs, Thor finds fulfillment in his work and the rewards of running a successful business. In this conversation, Thor Rippy and Branden Sewell discuss the challenges and rewards of being a business owner in the home service industry. They emphasize the importance of learning and leadership in order to grow a successful business. Thor shares his personal journey of starting and growing his own renovation company, highlighting the lessons he has learned along the way. They also discuss strategies for rebuilding a business and offer advice for young entrepreneurs. Overall, the conversation encourages listeners to persevere through challenges and stay focused on their goals.keywordsconstruction industry, entrepreneurship, trade jobs, reputation, honesty, integrity, challenges, success, home service business, challenges, rewards, learning, leadership, starting a business, renovation company, rebuilding, advice, perseverancetakeawaysTrade jobs offer viable career options and can be financially rewarding.Honesty, integrity, and good customer service are crucial for building a reputation and growing a business.Challenges and setbacks are part of the journey, but perseverance and a positive mindset are key.Success in business requires continuous learning, adapting, and making tough decisions. Being a business owner in the home service industry requires continuous learning and strong leadership skills.Challenges are inevitable in business, but they can be overcome with determination and a positive mindset.Building relationships and maintaining a good reputation are crucial for success in the industry.Taking calculated risks and being honest with clients are important aspects of running a business.Young entrepreneurs have various options for starting their own business, including pursuing a trade or joining the military.Get More Reviews w/ NiceJob NiceJob Automates Your Review Requests! Grow Your Business with Jobber Sign up for a 14-day free trial or get a special discount when you sign up! Grow Your Business with Jobber Sign up for a 14-day free trial or get a special discount when you sign up! Get More Reviews w/ NiceJobNiceJob Automates Your Review Requests!The Perfect Payroll SolutionGusto is a powerful and user friendly payroll provider. With Gusto you can integrate with Jobber andMaximize Marketing Dollars w/ CallRailAttach call tracking numbers to all your marketing campaigns and track their success!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

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