The Jobs of Ken and David's Past - Part 1
Work experience, without a question, may provide us with the most valuable life skills and experiences that we can apply as we move forward in our new ventures, whether it's changing careers or putting on a business hat. You could even notice that some of the strategies you're doing today at our business are something you've done before, or have seen in your previous employers.In this two-part episode, Ken and David recall their previous jobs and the lessons they've gained that helped shape them into the business people they are today.This is another episode full of nuggets from our host. Let’s get started![06:54 - 15:30] Opening SegmentKen talks about his former jobs as a fruit vendor, a laborer, and a lawnmowerDavid’s experience working in the family business, cleaning pig barns, and spending consecutive summers working at a medical store[06:54 - 15:30] What Ken & David Learned From Their Previous JobsEasy upselling techniqueDelivering great customer service is your best marketing strategyConsumers pay for a better experienceThe toxic environment of a family businessInvesting in technology for your business is advantageousEquipment is a business asset and proper maintenance could avoid liabilityYou could consume information with limited time. You just have to know what works for you and stick to it.How to close dealsSelling high-quality products is beneficial in the long termWant some Amazon refunds? Check out GetidaPromo code: FTM400[15:31 - 26:16] Closing SegmentTune in next week for part 2!Quotes:“Thinking creatively can earn you more profit.” - David Schomer“I don't think it's a really good idea (family in business), I think you should rethink it, or put some rather strong policies in place to prevent those unwanted things.” - Ken Wilson“I learned very early in life that there are more ways to earn an income than a nine to five.”- David Schomer “It doesn't matter what you do for a living as long as you do it to the best of your ability. It may not be glamorous, but like, if you're doing your best, you can hang your hat on.” - David Schomer “Self-employment isn't for the faint of heart, it is very challenging.” - David Schomer------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Send us a voice message and let us know how we can help you fire the man! FacebookYouTubeInstagramEmail us --> [email protected] Leave us a review as it really helps the show! Support the show