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“Why the Science of PDR beats just 'watching' it happen” What’s up everyone! I just wrapped up my first week of training with Dean, and I wanted to share some perspective for anyone else just starting out or thinking about jumping in. As an appliance repair tech, I’m used to technical precision, but PDR is a whole different beast. Dean really helped me bridge that gap. There is a huge difference between watching a dent disappear on a screen and actually understanding the science and the "blueprints" of the metal that make it happen. A few takeaways from my first week: • Don't fear the 'Civilian' status: Being the new guy in a room of pros is way less scary when you’re all sharing the same blueprints. • Precision over Pressure: I struggled with creating high spots at first by using too much pressure, but Dean’s coaching helps you slow down and find your mark. • The Energy: Dean makes you feel comfortable to keep learning and pushing, even when the damage looks tough . Dean is a natural mentor who doesn't take shortcuts and holds us to an incredibly high standard. If you're here to master the craft and get it down to a science, you're in the right place. Let’s get it! 👊

Love this energy for a Monday! It’s refreshing to hear I’m not the only one who has been 'struggling to improve. There’s a huge difference between watching a dent disappear and understanding the science that made it happen. Being a 'civilian' in a room of superheroes is way less scary when we’re all sharing the same blueprints. Cheers!

Thank you for everything. Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT!

@everyone Finally jumping into the mix after catching @Dean Berman stuff on YouTube. The energy in this group is exactly what I’ve been looking for, so I’m stoked to be here. I’m an appliance repair tech based out of North Dallas. Right now, I’m obsessed with mastering PDR. My first big project is cleaning up the dents on our two family cars. I’m here to stay disciplined and get that craft down to a science. Random fact: Back in 2018, I traveled 80,604 miles, that's 3.2 times around the World in a single year, driving visiting 132 cities. Definitely caught the travel bug that year! If you're in the DFW area and your fridge or washer starts acting possessed, let me know—I can probably help you save a few bucks and a headache. Let's get it. 📈