Amazing! $750 k a month in a 2-year period? there's a bunch of people who owns businesses for more than 10,30.40 years and can't even afford to pay themselves. keep up the good work. you're an inspiration and i wish the best for you and your business
Most people that own a business really just created a job for themself. Many people work more and have more stress than they would being an employee somewhere working a 9-5. If you can’t scale your business then there is no point. If you own a business then your job is to scale and get more business, not to run the individual businesses.
This is solid gold business information if you're in the service industry. We are truly lucky to be in this information age where we can just watch this type of content right on our phones anywhere. This content is much appreciated and if we can all learn from these principles we can strengthen this economy and make our country stronger than it has been before. Or any of your countries for that matter.
Brandon's journey is a powerful reminder that resilience and a strong support system are indispensable in entrepreneurship. His story underscores the importance of perseverance through hardships and the transformative impact of focusing on effective systems and quality staffing.
It’s so interesting how I watched Jon Don start selling this equipment and training and I didn’t give it a second look and I was at Jon Don 6-12 times a year.
I wish I lived in the US. I’m in the UK and want to start a flooring business but we have way way way less customers due to being a smaller country. Most people live in blocks not houses. Big shame.
Sorry but that's utter nonsense, you're making excuses!... Statistically, over 80% of Brits live in houses so that's wrong!... And even out of the 20%, most are in low-level apartments not high-rise blocks... The vast majority of people in the UK live in houses not blocks, unless you're parts of very big cities like London but I still have client's that run very successful flooring businesses in those cities and I also personally know absolutely loads of flooring companies including in this niche that turn over more than a million each year!
52:25 A friend of mine did just this with his window cleaning business on his scooter his clients are now Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone, to name a few clients.
It sounds like the way he presents himself he got a consulting firm involved. The problem with that from my experience is that they forget that they are selling a product. All kinds of useless paperwork and unnecessary employee training in filling out paperwork and no skill training for the product or service they are providing. It boggles the mind.
I smell jealousy 😂, I know Brandon personally. I would say he is one of the down to earth person and wants other contractors to win! Just learn as much as you can while he shares his knowledge.
Turnover looks 👀 good but trust me I had the largest Black Club in South Florida (Miami) 56,000 sq. FT 4/1 clubs restaurant big Turnover very little PROFIT not as it looks 👀 Gov/Liquor Tax plus theft, for those who know understand those number can be deceiving.
Please cover more completely self-made businessmen. And not the offspring of those who've created businesses that their next of kin takes over. Yes, nepotism doesn't guarantee success. But let's not pretend like it's not a huge advantage that most people can relate to or take inspiration from. If you had to choose just one of the following, whose story would be more inspirational? Someone who came from extreme poverty, disadvantage, prison, abuse, misfortune, no experience, or no education, etc. And still, overcame all of it to create a business that made them a millionaire? Or someone who took over his dad's company that he had no part in creating himself. And either went on to continue that business or use it as a stepping stone to create another? As much as you or anyone else might want to respond with a false equivalency or worse, claim the latter is the more effective story, deep down everyone knows the real answer. So please cover more truly self-made businessmen and women. And spend less time on the offspring of the self-made.
It's true that having a family member already in the business can provide a head start. However, building upon an existing foundation also requires effort and strategy, especially when it comes to innovating and expanding the business. 😉
Even tho his dad started the business, he still had to have the mindset, the compassion, the same energy and ingenuity it takes to keep it thriving. That says a lot! Way to go sir!!
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Amazing! $750 k a month in a 2-year period? there's a bunch of people who owns businesses for more than 10,30.40 years and can't even afford to pay themselves. keep up the good work. you're an inspiration and i wish the best for you and your business
It's truly inspiring to see such rapid growth! 🔥
Most people that own a business really just created a job for themself. Many people work more and have more stress than they would being an employee somewhere working a 9-5. If you can’t scale your business then there is no point. If you own a business then your job is to scale and get more business, not to run the individual businesses.
I started my first business bc of the content you put out thank you ❤
That is awesome!!! That's what we love to hear! How's the business doing?
Me too!
I wish all employers had his mindset about employees. Working would be a joy without toxic leadership.
Amen to that!!
This is solid gold business information if you're in the service industry. We are truly lucky to be in this information age where we can just watch this type of content right on our phones anywhere. This content is much appreciated and if we can all learn from these principles we can strengthen this economy and make our country stronger than it has been before. Or any of your countries for that matter.
Absolutely! The accessibility of such valuable business insights is indeed a game-changer in today's digital age. 💪
Brandon's journey is a powerful reminder that resilience and a strong support system are indispensable in entrepreneurship. His story underscores the importance of perseverance through hardships and the transformative impact of focusing on effective systems and quality staffing.
You take care of your parents period.
-wise man
Our parents is top priority! 🙏
Moving to Orlando was a super smart idea. In the Tampa / Orlando area the Latin and Hispanic community love art on wall, floors, ceilings.
Def a strategic move! 🙌
The secret to this guy's enormous success is his respect toward his parents.
lol shut up
Educating P&L is clutch move. Can appreciate thoughtfulness in core values
Great guy and very smart. To be able to organize your day with all that work, employees and multiple businesses is crazy.
His time management skills and ability to juggle multiple responsibilities are truly impressive! 💪
How much does UpFlip make? That would be an awesome episode
Who knows... it may come as a surprise episode! By the way, it's a topic we covered in one of our CZcams-related blog posts!
Awesome sequel 🤙🤙🤙 so happy to see him grow and scale
Best host handsdown
It’s so interesting how I watched Jon Don start selling this equipment and training and I didn’t give it a second look and I was at Jon Don 6-12 times a year.
Sounds like a missed opportunity, but it's never too late to explore new avenues! 💪
Love, respect and hugs from Moscow, Russia.
Sending love, respect, and hugs right back to Moscow! 🙏
I wish I lived in the US. I’m in the UK and want to start a flooring business but we have way way way less customers due to being a smaller country. Most people live in blocks not houses. Big shame.
Do it mate my flooring business (Respol) is going from strength to strength 💪
Sorry but that's utter nonsense, you're making excuses!... Statistically, over 80% of Brits live in houses so that's wrong!... And even out of the 20%, most are in low-level apartments not high-rise blocks... The vast majority of people in the UK live in houses not blocks, unless you're parts of very big cities like London but I still have client's that run very successful flooring businesses in those cities and I also personally know absolutely loads of flooring companies including in this niche that turn over more than a million each year!
This business epoxy garage floors looks fun and rewarding. I want in on this as I am trying to find a new career path. I think this is my calling
It’s not fun it’s hot work and can mess up really easily from product failure just my opinion
52:25 A friend of mine did just this with his window cleaning business on his scooter his clients are now Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone, to name a few clients.
That's impressive! Having high-profile clients is an accomplishment 🙌
Great job Brandon! Good information here! 🤙
I live in Alabama and do epoxy for a living with Flake and all kind of different colors In the floor
Is your sister your wife as well?
Do you enjoy it? I do home improvement contracting now, but have bought all the equipment to start an epoxy floor business.
It's a significant jump, but it's possible with the right strategy.
Wow Orlando Florida was born and raised here
That's awesome!
Love this show. Great job lads.
Wonderful interview and that guy is definitely an inspiration
So glad you enjoyed the interview, and yes, he's truly inspiring!
What is the gross profit and net income?
I am very happy to watch this video I have learned alot ❤
Glad you found it useful! Do you happen to own a business as well?
@@UpFlip no am studying nursing in Namibian
Sound like me right now just start my business no idea what I am doing but I am doing it
The video show me The best way to sell lots of facilities to someone at once !
That's awesome! Are you in the same industry?
Wise coatings is back!
Were you excited?? 🔥
It sounds like the way he presents himself he got a consulting firm involved. The problem with that from my experience is that they forget that they are selling a product. All kinds of useless paperwork and unnecessary employee training in filling out paperwork and no skill training for the product or service they are providing. It boggles the mind.
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You have to do 25000 a day,stop bc dont believe this
The last epoxy guy went out of business 😂
i saw that
Which guy was that
@@mihailmilenkov6223the guy who also had the pressure washing business
@Zay13378 which guy?
I smell jealousy 😂, I know Brandon personally. I would say he is one of the down to earth person and wants other contractors to win! Just learn as much as you can while he shares his knowledge.
I thought I’ve seen this before. Repost?
No reposts here, just bringing you brand new videos every single week! 🙌
Same guy different video
Not an epoxy an experience
Turnover looks 👀 good but trust me I had the largest Black Club in South Florida (Miami) 56,000 sq. FT 4/1 clubs restaurant big Turnover very little PROFIT not as it looks 👀 Gov/Liquor Tax plus theft, for those who know understand those number can be deceiving.
When I saw the name I thought I've seen before
Maybe you caught our first interview with him! ☺️
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this guy is a real MAN. HOMBRE CABRON!!!! UN HOMBRE VERDADERO. HOMBRE CHINGON! ORALE for real
Why post a repeat of this guy?
I want to be a cow. I dont like lightening
Please cover more completely self-made businessmen. And not the offspring of those who've created businesses that their next of kin takes over.
Yes, nepotism doesn't guarantee success. But let's not pretend like it's not a huge advantage that most people can relate to or take inspiration from.
If you had to choose just one of the following, whose story would be more inspirational?
Someone who came from extreme poverty, disadvantage, prison, abuse, misfortune, no experience, or no education, etc. And still, overcame all of it to create a business that made them a millionaire?
Or someone who took over his dad's company that he had no part in creating himself. And either went on to continue that business or use it as a stepping stone to create another?
As much as you or anyone else might want to respond with a false equivalency or worse, claim the latter is the more effective story, deep down everyone knows the real answer.
So please cover more truly self-made businessmen and women. And spend less time on the offspring of the self-made.
Did you even watch the video?
@@clayjones553 Yes. I did. Did you?
Sounds like his father did it first and he just copy it. Not the same as someone who started this type of businesses from scratch.
Yes, his dad was the first window washer ever 🙄 how’d you watch this video and that’s what you took from it?
It's true that having a family member already in the business can provide a head start. However, building upon an existing foundation also requires effort and strategy, especially when it comes to innovating and expanding the business. 😉
Even tho his dad started the business, he still had to have the mindset, the compassion, the same energy and ingenuity it takes to keep it thriving. That says a lot! Way to go sir!!
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