You can only give one piece of advice to a plumber starting their own business tomorrow. What are you telling them? Let's see if we can save a few people from learning everything the expensive way.

🟡 FOLLOW THE YELLOW PIPE… OR STAY STUCK 😏 Quick one before you scroll… I’ve always said this: “Ask stupid questions. Worst case — we laugh, then we sort it.80% of the people laughing wanted to know the answer anyway.Better to ask than stay stupid forever.” That’s how this place works. You start at the bottom of the pipe (same as everyone else).Then you move by actually getting involved: • Ask when you’re stuck• Help when you can• Don’t just sit there quietly watching The more you show up, the further you go. 🏆 Every month: I pick the most helpful person (not the noisiest) 👉 You get a FREE 1-on-1 live session with me on a topic of your choice. And the closer you get to Wizard Os…the easier it is to get direct help when you need it. So yeah… Ask the “stupid” question. Chances are, it’s the one everyone else needed answered. Or don’t… and stay stuck 😄👇

Welcome to Plumbing Business Skool — the no-BS corner of the internet for plumbers trying to build better businesses and better lives through the trade. This group is all about: pricing profit customers systems work-life balance growing teams and learning from each other along the way. To get things rolling, drop a quick intro below, or even better create a post in Pub Talk to introduce yourself: Where are you from? What sort of plumbing do you do? Are you employed, self-employed, or wanting to start your own thing? What’s the biggest challenge you’re dealing with right now? And yes… stupid answers are still encouraged. Example: “G’day, I’m Dave from Auckland. Self-employed for 2 years. Great plumber, terrible paperwork bloke. Joined because apparently ‘just work harder’ isn’t a proper business strategy 😂” Jump in lads. The more everyone shares, the better this group becomes. — Ossie (Currently pretending paperwork will somehow do itself)