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- The 7 Deadly Sins of Building a Contractor Business - 01 - Letter from the Son of Contractor -The 7 Deadly Sins of Building a Contractor BusinessLetter From a Contractor’s SonWhat makes the difference between contracting companiesthat thrive and those that struggle and ultimately shut theirdoors?What are the common mistakes made over and over again bygood contractors – the things that trip them up, stall growth,and kill profits?How can a contractor who works long, hard hours every daydoing quality work go from just turning a wrench, fitting apipe, or running electrical cable to actually having a businessthat works without him?These are the questions that Karan Dhillon, The Contractors’Coach, has helped so many contractors just like you answerover the last six years – answers that for many of thesecontractors have meant: more business, more profits, andfinally getting the quality of life that owning a successfulbusiness can afford.0 min
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Are you "living in sin" in your contracting business?
No, no, not that kind of sin. I'm talking about the kind of "sin" that gets in the way of your ability to be successful in business. A sin of mindset, of the way you think.
You see, small-minded thinking will keep your small business small – or kill it outright.
On the other hand, if you can master the mindset of success it will become almost impossible for you to fail!
The bottom line is that the way you think about your business as a contractor determines your success far more than anything you do. After all, every action is preceded by a thought – which means the idea had to have been there before the action occurred.