Cheers mate 🤠

Thanks dude

Thanks

DJ. Apart from transport cost and initial outlay pretty much 100% profit.

thank you !!!!!

😂 Aye, fair.

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aka grifters

@@maxwellboyne2770 simple, ask yourself a question if you were a businessman would you train or help your competition.

Problem is, to have credibility you to have success already..

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What business did you go into?

No. 4, right up until everyone works from home :)

Commercial properties are falling off a cliff.

2. Pretty ironic, considering that restaurants are terrible businesses. (:

@@andrewallen9993Office buildings aren’t the only commercial property. I’m sure storage facilities are doing well

@@BELIKEJUATER commercial is office, warehouse, manufacturing and retail so that's 3 out of 4 :)

Thanks I like that very much..

You don't have to get a license for that?

It depends on your governing authorities that license home daycare facilities. I was told when I inquired about it ( years ago) that a license was not necessary because the activity is periodic and you are not babysitting the same kids on a regular basis but perhaps laws have changed since then so it is best to make a phone call to inquire if licensing is required. However, to protect yourself I would have the parents/guardians sign a release of liability for the evening and I would have a video camera rolling to record the activities in the room. I would have the parent's bring the kid's sleeping bags and I would provide floor mats.

Our childcare (in Australia) did this on NYE and once in July. If your kids were already enrolled you could sign them up for it, additional cost to normal fees. My 2 LOVED it and we were happy to spend the money since it meant we all had a really special night.

When our child was a toddler, we took her to "parents night out" at a place that had a daycare during weekdays and taught classes in the evenings

I have a friend who has never paid herself in 20 years. Impossible business model, childcare, unless perhaps on a very small scale in home service.

@@tellmesomethinggood. yeah, that’s not a business nor a job that’s a torturous hobby.

child care also has a lot of government regulation and oversight that can make a lot of red tape

​@@tellmesomethinggood. "I have a friend that did not have the skill to make it work" =/= impossible business model

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I don't think he's saying putting a business on Amazon is bad. The important thing is it's not large enough ($200m+) that Amazon decide to take your business by selling their own-brand version of your product.

@@Patangy correct, he sells on Amazon himself. The dicey model he’s discouraging is one that depends 100% on a single online marketplace like Amazon for sales traffic

​@@matthewchandler2647yep don't put the whole eggs in one basket 👌🏼

Can I ask what professional service business you offer now?

Thanks so much for watching!

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How do I find him?

Search his name

tell me more, do you have a youtube about this industry?

Logistics is usually the biggest issue with the "everything has value" statement. Getting stuff from A to B, and then from B to C, etc can get expensive. Hence a lot of rubbish stays keeps it's status as rubbish. The upside for you: A recycling business can always draw from a whole basket full of buzzwords many investors love to hear. Every business that can be sold as green/ eco-friendly / etc has a good chance to get investements regular old companies can only dream about.

Glad to hear it!

Yeah IT contracting is dead thesedays

The people who own the daycare don't have to be the ones running it daily.

That could be a good thing. If they think that you’re with the mafia no one messes with you.😆

without the makings of a varsity athlete...

"My line of work? I operate a local cement business" Run, don't walk. 😂

I'm right there with you, brother (or sister!). I hope he responds.

My single piece of advice,don’t take rest,if you take it too Long to star again,you will lose courage,energy and power to do.

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Which country are u from

Very kind of you to say; he’s a good guy!

Not as hairy

Glad it was helpful!

Italy, but the reason is it’s very regulated

Thanks so much! Glad you like!

In the UK laundramats or launderettes as we call them only really work in student areas. Most rental properties here normally come with white goods (fridge, washing machine etc). The new modern student housing market which is booming now include white goods and most of these older student areas were sown up years ago by launderette owners. Haven't seen a new one open up in decades. In the UK again a lot of car washes are ran by foreign criminal gangs using modern slaves/illegal immigrants. They are tolerated and the British on the whole look the other way as they want their cars washed cheap. They even undercut the automated/self serve car washes. It's not something a respectable business owner would want to get involved with. There's a dark underbelly to a lot of UK businesses (car washes, nail bars, barbers, amercian style candy shops) that I suspect wouldn't be tolerated in the US unless you want the FBI smashing your door down. We don't really have an FBI here and our police don't see this type of crime as a priority. So it's the wild west. Probably why James likes heavily regulated businesses like childcare where you couldn't get away things you can in other sectors. Parcel shops, this need is taken care of either by our post offices by in large or the large 3rd party parcel groups where you can drop your parcels off at supermarkets or get them collected. So basically none of the businesses you mention really work here unless you have a time machine, want to exploit illegal immigrants/modern slaves or have tens/hundreds of millions and willing to start you're own parcel delivery network. The UK isn't as open to business as the US is sadly.

True people are dying to be your customer

@@ebutuoy4811 Dark, but funny

Unless you’re in an area of predominantly young people. It happened to a funeral home near where I live. They left and now it’s been converted to a physicians offices.

many players

You can always run out of business... All it takes is some competition.

Thank you for joining us. I appreciate you saying such optimistic thoughts about the channel!

I have a strict rule. No one customer should be more than 10% of your revenue. Dilute their dominance over you. Get more customers. “A little bit of money, from a lot of people, a lot of the time”

@@JamesSinclairEntrepreneurThanks for the response ,and sound advice but the structure of mine and probably 90 plus % of other dairy farmers is we produce a perishable product that needs collecting at most every other day,we sell to dairies and they’ll process and sell on as liquid cheese yogurt etc to supermarkets & wholesalers it’s an efficient model but we have to focus on the cost of production at our end as we have little control over the price we receive. I’m making sure to concentrate on that and have added on other business inc a farm shop & cafe ,caravans & camping,and industrial units so loads of relevant content on your channel & podcast.👍

​@@rpark8265Do you follow Tom Pemberton by any chance? They seem to have nailed multiple income streams and direct to consumer sales, at least looking at it from the outside.

Check out Young’s Jersey Dairy in Ohio. You might glean some ideas from their business model.

@@fretworkband3204 Thanks

Hugely and it’s a very good point. It’s not easy. But nothing is.

@@JamesSinclairEntrepreneur thank you once again for the reply, keep up the videos!

You just have to use common sense and many attorneys have a database of everyone that has ever filed a lawsuit. You can refuse service to a parent that has ever filed a lawsuit for any reason.

@@angelofamillionyears4599 common sense is not common, the hall mark of learning is humility.

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Great comment I can see schools in the future being from age 1 to 18 Government has to get the birthrate up and free childcare would be a massive incentive

@@BobSmith-en9wf Absolutely. There are many 2-11 already and many big academies now providing 2-18 education. Economies of scale - not really the right term in terms of schools but you know what I mean. The bigger the school the lower their costs and hence provision actually becomes better. And parents like those schools which is why it's the model a lot of independent schools prefer.

Can you provide some better examples please? Thank you.

If by "pubs" you mean bars, the USA definitely has them. There are 5 within a 2-5 minute walk from my home. There are also 5 liquor stores within a 10 minute walk. All the bars and liquor stores are very successful.

@@MK-hh1vo true, as I said alcohol ranks up there IN a successful category. However, American bars aren't anywhere close to the ambience of a local pub, you have to experience it to understand.

Which country are you in

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I would always try and build a business that you can sell, the effort needs to be put into building a commercially profitable enterprise that works with out you. This effectively means it’s an investment. People want to invest capital into investments that are 1. managed by a powerful management team 2. scalable 3. Predictable cash flow 4. Profitable 5. Sellable I think vending machines will teach you about the nuts and bolts but you should look to think higher barrier to entry after you master that. Maybe add on a contract catering or food services business or a cash and carry / Wholsaler that allows you to supply your vending machines easily.

@@JamesSinclairEntrepreneur in my country the barrior of entry is a LOT lower since im from south america, but thanks a lot for taking the time appreciate it a lot.

The UK nurseries are one of the most expensive in the world 🌎. The reason for that is that the UK doesn't really have a social system.

When people have money, they often spend it, and as they acquire more, some individuals tend to increase their spending. If you desire to enhance your financial management, it would be beneficial to consult with a financial expert.

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that applies to all businesses, dont put excuses

Thats what bad business owners blame their lack of business, capital, customers on but the actual problem is the owner of the business. Take a restaurant for instance everyone says it’s one of the worst businesses to get into because 9 out of 10 fail. Nobody talks about why they fail other than the easy answer of too much competition. While competition is a reality the reason why the competition killed your restaurant is because yours wasn’t good you didn’t take the word competition seriously and other restaurants did.

@@erickglez7330 there’s not as much market saturation with businesses that require more licenses and experience. Easy business models that are easy for anyone to startup have A LOT more competition

@@peanutbutterisfu refer to other comment

Perhaps consider franchising.

there is (sorry I forgotten the name,if I remember will write it here)

@@zizi8675 That would be fantastic, thank you.