Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ian101 on January 04, 2015, 02:59:15 pm
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not worked since 22nd December so all totally refreshed but think will do half a day tomorrow to ease myself back in :D as tbh not up for it but will just get out and do it ... worksheets printed, water filled so all systems go (just like Dazmond ;D )
challenge this year is to have all window cleaning done by mid month to free up time for add ons / canvassing / pressure washing.
may even offer myself out as a canvasser ??
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If you're not motivated enough to work for yourself and earn good money why would you be motivated to work for someone else?
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not worked since 22nd December so all totally refreshed but think will do half a day tomorrow to ease myself back in :D as tbh not up for it but will just get out and do it ... worksheets printed, water filled so all systems go (just like Dazmond ;D )
challenge this year is to have all window cleaning done by mid month to free up time for add ons / canvassing / pressure washing.
may even offer myself out as a canvasser ??
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You bone idle git
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Van filled, battery charged, worksheets done, spread sheet updated, white-board annotated with 'things to do', boots polished; we're good to go.
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Van filled, battery charged, worksheets done, spread sheet updated, white-board annotated with 'things to do', boots polished; we're good to go.
even had the missus give me a haircut ;D
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If you're not motivated enough to work for yourself and earn good money why would you be motivated to work for someone else?
always a chore first day back (for me) when had a great break whether self employed or not (work to live blah blah) ... but on a day to day basis for me there is a major difference between being motivated and just getting stuck in and doing what needs to be done (I fall into the latter)
I tend to see motivation as a long term thing e.g. being consistent in day to day working, being on time every month, working in rain / wind / snow, doing a quality job every time, being organised etc etc.
Like I said in OP my challenge / motivation this year is to have ALL regular windows done by mid month - every month
Im like a cross between a timex (takes a lickin but keeps on a tickin) and a Duracell bunny ;D
I would have made a great soldier according to an old manager of mine Glenn Crease who was an ex RSM in the SBS - took it a compliment but he was a right git sometimes so may be an insult thinking back ;D
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ive been off since the 19th dec.so ive had a 16 day xmas holiday.its sure gone quick! ;D
ive got a fairly busy week scheduled.looking forward to getting back into it and burning off the excesses from eating too much food and lazing around!
lots of overdue 2 monthly jobs and some commercial away from my ultra compact run of the mill stuff so a varied week planned.
tank full,battery charged.clean,tidy van(inside and out),VISION in tank,new extreme pole.ready to roll! ;D
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Yes first day for us too on domestics, got 1 hell of a busy week on. Deffo going to be a record week on the cards.
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If you're not motivated enough to work for yourself and earn good money why would you be motivated to work for someone else?
always a chore first day back (for me) when had a great break whether self employed or not (work to live blah blah) ... but on a day to day basis for me there is a major difference between being motivated and just getting stuck in and doing what needs to be done (I fall into the latter)
I tend to see motivation as a long term thing e.g. being consistent in day to day working, being on time every month, working in rain / wind / snow, doing a quality job every time, being organised etc etc.
Like I said in OP my challenge / motivation this year is to have ALL regular windows done by mid month - every month
Im like a cross between a timex (takes a lickin but keeps on a tickin) and a Duracell bunny ;D
I would have made a great soldier according to an old manager of mine Glenn Crease who was an ex RSM in the SBS - took it a compliment but he was a right git sometimes so may be an insult thinking back ;D
small world ian i know glenn used to clean his windows and im friends with both his sons mike and andy
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If you're not motivated enough to work for yourself and earn good money why would you be motivated to work for someone else?
always a chore first day back (for me) when had a great break whether self employed or not (work to live blah blah) ... but on a day to day basis for me there is a major difference between being motivated and just getting stuck in and doing what needs to be done (I fall into the latter)
I tend to see motivation as a long term thing e.g. being consistent in day to day working, being on time every month, working in rain / wind / snow, doing a quality job every time, being organised etc etc.
Like I said in OP my challenge / motivation this year is to have ALL regular windows done by mid month - every month
Im like a cross between a timex (takes a lickin but keeps on a tickin) and a Duracell bunny ;D
I would have made a great soldier according to an old manager of mine Glenn Crease who was an ex RSM in the SBS - took it a compliment but he was a right git sometimes so may be an insult thinking back ;D
small world ian i know glenn used to clean his windows and im friends with both his sons mike and andy
yup indeed it is a small world .... btw Bob Plumb has nicked him as a customer :o ;D ;D ;D