Where are our noses pointed? – Dan Wagner Window Cleaning

Where are our noses pointed? – Dan Wagner Window Cleaning

I think it’s safe to say that most of us did not originally get into window cleaning for recognition, prestige, or social status. Some of us kind of ‘slid into’ it. Perhaps a friend asked us to work, and we realized after a while the income potential existed if we decided to start our own business. Some of us may have read that it has an easy and inexpensive entry and has an impressive financial upside. But for the right to brag and rub shoulders with doctors, lawyers, and bankers? Likely not. 

Hiring your first employee

Hiring your first employee

The risk of staying solo is if you ever have any physical issues, then the business can stop overnight, and to make it worse, you may not be able to sell the business for much at all, even though you earn “good money”.

 Retention Strategies That Will Fuel Growth in 2024

 Retention Strategies That Will Fuel Growth in 2024

When you understand how destructive attrition can be to your growth, you can see why it’s discussed in our marketing meeting agenda. Most don’t know their attrition rate, and even fewer have a plan to fix it.

Starting a small business?

Starting a small business?

Before you begin your journey down the road to entrepreneurship, it might be a good idea to find out what you are getting yourself into.  Most people think they will control the business they are creating, and to a degree, they are right. 

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