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Come to your house to quote, and only land 1/4 quotes maybe.
Schedule the workers
Order the equipment.
Get an electrical permit.
Pay for the truck and all the tools.
Insurance for the company and trucks.
Advertising costs
Warranty and callbacks
I can assure you that this is not the get rich quick scheme you may think it is.
Forced air is a terrible way to heat a building yet thats how most homes are heated, and it is good enough for most people.
If you perfectly size a furnace for the coldest days of the year, it is now oversized for the other 90% of days.
The cheapest way is to install a multi stage heating/cooling system that works on first stage most of the time, and second when it needs to, like having 2 small furnaces. This passes the ‘good enough’ test for the vast majority of homeowners.
the person you are entrusting to get you the best value is compensated on the opposite.
You lost me when adult diapers became a luxury.
Your father would not want you to stop your life. You cannot change the past, only the future. Take the lessons he taught you in his life and his passing to make the future better for you and your loved ones. Slow down, spend time, pay it forward as he did for you.
All the best.
Says here that 51% came from Canadians. I think 51% constitutes a majority.
I do not believe the thread is full of liars or propaganda, although there is probably some, but I do believe many many people are ill informed and regurgitating headlines they read.
https://www.publichealthontario.ca/-/media/documents/ncov/ep...
Page 16 shows deaths by vaccination status in the last 60 days.
Ontario Canada breaks down deaths by vaccination status, which is currently close to 50/50 on a daily basis.
Please stop believing anything on Reddit.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/02/business/pfizer-earnings/inde...
Edit: Baby Powder Lawsuit - https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/23/health/baby-powder-cancer...
Obesity Worldwide - https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/obesity-and...
Opioid deaths began with increased prescription - https://www.cdc.gov/opioids/basics/epidemic.html
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16158542-the-boys-in-the...
Did you have a strategy or was it a leap of faith? Of course you have to have a plan or an idea, but then it is just a leap of faith, not much in life is a guarantee.
Did you regret it later on? Nope.
Are you happy with the decision you made? Yup.
Where do you think you would be today if you had decided to stay in that job? In that same job, doing the same thing, reasonably happy, but slowly dying.
Background: I am from Canada where the social systems and job prospects are good, therefore my 'worst case scenario' is not that bad, so YMMV. I also have an engineering degree to fall on. However; I do have a wife, 3 kids and mortgage. Honestly, the kids are the only thing that concerned me. Wives can work too if need be, and mortgages are easy to get rid of.
Worst Case Scenario: Don't let fear of failure (ie Pride) get in the way. Where is your pride when your dying and full of regrets?