Contracting Simplified

Guest: Davie Santos from @daviemactile

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In this episode Davie shares from his experience some of his knowledge which I'm sure you will find very helpful and valuable for your own business. Here's a sampling of what's inside this episode:

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"Focus on making the customer happy!"

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"Having your own website is very important."

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"The results are what keep me going."

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"Be consistent. Be stubborn. Results take time."

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"Do good work. Have people talk. Make an impression. Build a good reputation."

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And much, much more!

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Peter Akguc started his career as trader on wall street after pursuing a degree in finance. But the stress of the job lead to an unhealthily lifestyle. He transitioned into real estate and construction as the economy was rebounding from the financial crisis. The skills he gained on wall street helped him take great calculated risk in real estate investing.

He said that once he started doing building projects on the side, he was much happier out there on the job site than he was managing projects on Wall Street.

But the biggest question he faced concerning whether to switch careers, was this, "Can I support my family?"

He decided he could, and took the plunge. Here is his story...

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