We should establish credibility by showing proof. A question for those of you that have been in business for awhile. When starting out how did you approach this with prospective clients? It makes sense to me that you want to show them these proofs to help establish credibility rather than make promises. I tend to make promises that I may not currently be able to fulfill then spend a lot more time trying to fulfill them because I underestimated how much of my time that will take. What proofs did you have to show as the new business in town? I would love to hear how you were able to establish that credibility with your prospects?

My buddy and I are currently exploring the commercial cleaning business. He’s based in Florida and planning to sell his house to start fresh and build something of his own. Right now, we’re in the learning and research phase—meeting new people, growing our network, and connecting with others in the space. As for me, I come from an AI background, but I’ve always believed that building and owning a business brings a different kind of fulfillment. We’re excited for what’s ahead and looking forward to connecting with more like-minded individuals on this journey. Let’s grow together.

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