Janitor’s Guide
A Step By Step Guide To Starting And Operating Your Own Janitorial Business, Quick And Easy, In Six Steps.
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Janitors Guide was written to help other janitors who are struggling to make ends meet and to see that you don't have to work for someone else only to make minimum wage. It is detailed in every way from start to finish. I let you know the six easy steps to be legal and answer questions such as : 'Why self- employment?' , 'Where to look for business?', 'How much do I charge?' and how to keep your customers. At the end of the Book I offer two additional supplements about getting started and buying from a franchise. You will be amazed and find confidence in using Janitors Guide as your compass in finding your way to success as a business owner.
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About the Book
People’s hope for a secure future is diminishing at an alarming rate. Their faith in big business is lessening. People’s lives are in serious jeopardy when they discover that their jobs are threatened. Many are now becoming more aware that they cannot count on anyone but themselves. This book was designed to reroute your thinking and to get you started on another path, one that will lead you to a more fulfilling life. We do not want to lessen our faith in humanity. I have written this book to show you how you can own your own business and be successful at it. Please take a look and enjoy the ride that may never end; a ride that will lead you to success and a new beginning in your venture for secure employment by being your own boss. Bruce W. Petersen
About the Author
About the Author: As I grew up in the small community of Grass Valley, California, I was always told that I would never amount to anything and so became a very quiet and reserved child. And it wasn't until I left home on my own that I had to begin to show confidence if I wanted to survive. So as I struggled, I met my wife Linda who helped to see how successful I could be and so it was because of her that I started my own janitorial business. I invested ten thousand dollars in an already existing business that I purchased from a friend and from there on I realized that building it on my own was the only way. Because it was built on the character of someone else and not mine I lost most of my accounts within months. I began to realize that to continue I had to develop a strong, reliable, and hard working character. I was always a watcher and listener and this helped me to move ahead. After my 1st. Year I was beginning to grow. All of this became possible because of word of mouth and hard work. I would look for accounts that had more than one location. Before I knew it I had all the branches. So for me success was being friendly, reliable, a listener and a hard worker. I had a six figure income and employed up to six people.