@David Frett I started with the trial and just do the basic version, for now I’m keepin the group free but eventually I’ll do a subscription based group at a super low price (no more than $5 a month) Doing my first lockout job I felt so air headed, I was 16 and a buddy of mine was teaching me, handed me a wire hanger and told me to unlock his car (that’s when I learned to make a wedge out of a small piece of wood) also gave me some bobby pins and paper clips and told me to unlock his house (as he taught me how to make lockpicks with them) but after I got them unlocked I felt so accomplished and enjoyed it a lot

Ya most of what I learned I did by YouTube or figured out on my own, still got a lot to learn! As far as posting on your personal page I’m not sure honestly, I know there’s the Skoolers community and that’s for everyone on Skool and then you have all the different communities that you can join like Cowboy Security LLC and post in or by creating your own community

Hey that’s awesome! I’m excited to be here too and share some ideas back and forth with many others, when you get into the locksmithing trade you gotta start somewhere, automotive lockouts is a great way!!! I started by learning how to pick locks on buildings and automotive lockouts

I completely understand that, I work as a full time maintenance at a Hampton Inn & Suites here in Wyoming and have my locksmith business that I own and operate by myself, business actually just hit its 1 year mark on March 10 and is gradually growing

It’s definitely a process! I spent 8 years using every excuse to not take the step and the big one was always financial issues and when it comes to locksmithing cost can vary depending on what you’re wanting to get into, right now I only do residential and commercial and for automotive I only do lockouts and lot of that has to do with how much equipment costs especially for automotive locksmithing it can get pretty expensive