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Delegation and Reinvestment

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2 kids just out of high school bring in $625,000 a year using Techniques MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW! 1/2

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Garrett emphasizes the necessity of delegating fieldwork to achieve growth and avoid burnout. He shares his personal experience of working long hours (6 AM to 10 PM) in the field and doing quotes in the evening, realizing it wasn't sustainable for scaling. Marlene confirms that all earnings were reinvested back into the business for the first two years, with neither taking a salary, demonstrating a strong commitment to growth over immediate personal gain.

Goal: Understand the importance of delegation and profit reinvestment for scaling a business.

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all right guys in just a minute we're gonna meet the brother-sister team that built a six hundred and twenty thousand dollar company in just three years but we're gonna actually walk through step by step exactly how they did this and as you're listening to this journey of theirs and you are starting to think you're getting these aha moments will you share them in the comments down below I just want any of your thoughts as you're listening to it what's striking you as important points and what things can you guys share from your own personal journey because there's gonna be a lot of younger people that hopefully will watch this hopefully we'll get a sense of direction and they'll read through the comments and also go and take the advice that you guys are giving in the comments down below so please share your wisdom down below without wasting more time let's go meet Garrett and Marlene mechanize when did you start this business I was at July of 2017 yep I was actually homeschooled so I finished like later that year okay March of this year now I'm full-time with GM home school was that an advantage or a disadvantage to trying to run a business because did your parents give you more time off so that you could pursue this and make this part of your education or where they stricter and said oh no no no you've got to complete all of your education before you can then go out and play in the dirt yeah they said you have to complete complete everything first get all done before you can go full time but I started plowing when I was 13 so I would like to try that I would see it's going to snow and a new little school get it get ahead go out and plow for a day or two and then come back catch back up so I started piling snow commercial snow pie when I was 13 oh I worked in construction 16 part-time when I was 16 at a landscaping company till I was 18 and then worked at a general contractor after that okay so you guys weren't working together in the beginning no no we started out together yes but I was still working full-time but while still doing everything with GM - so what was the first kinds of jobs that you guys decided to tackle in the very beginning the first job we did was was a retaining wall is actually for my uncle I was working for a local guy a smaller

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