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[starstruck]

For the newbies - as time passes and you gain experience and become proficient at windshield repair, don't let yourself become a narrow minded expert or a know-it-all. Stay open minded and humble. There is always more to learn and always other ways and other opinions. Don't become one who is too smart for their own good!

[harrellbenjamin]

Originally Posted by starstruck

For the newbies - as time passes and you gain experience and become proficient at windshield repair, don't let yourself become a narrow minded expert or a know-it-all. Stay open minded and humble. There is always more to learn and always other ways and other opinions. Don't become one who is too smart for their own good!

Thats a great rule to follow!! Dont you think? nice quote to live by..............................................
if you can

[starstruck]

Thank you!

[jayjacque]

Judging as to how this thread has started and since there are differing opinions offered in other threads (drilling, popping a bullseye, etc.), my advice is to "Try and not get overwhelmed by the advice given."

For example sales is a mandatory part of this business. I personally don't "love" sales. Maybe I don't even like it much. But it is a necessary part of this business, so I do it out of necessity. And when business is good or at least not terrible, it feels good and I'm pretty good at even the sales part. But if everything was hard nuts to crack, I would just hate it. So should I, or should I not be in this business? Well, yeah I am and am making a decent living. (along with a few other services I offer)

There's other advice you'll read that could me taken as mandatory, but it's not really, but it helps you be successful. So try to take everything in and make your own evaluations.