Tyler Grace

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689 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard Sep 2025

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Builders, Budgets, and Beers · Know Your Numbers, Not Just Your Craft · 3 Sep 2025 podcast

It was just more.

If I had a job that was $20,000 before, it was the same headaches 2x that once it was $40,000.

So it got me into...

a different client base and a different job base but nothing really changed because i didn't change anything other than just the the marketing and the branding of my business i still didn't know how to be profitable i didn't i didn't know what would make me money i didn't really know my numbers so

to be completely honest i wound up in the hospital twice i like i would work around the clock i would work get up you know start working at six in the morning work till eight o'clock at night they were closing out jobs where i realized

I had exhausted my budget with employees and subcontractors before the job was over and that I would essentially be paying to close a job out.

So I would send everyone home and then I would work late hours till midnight, one in the morning, trying to close jobs out just so I wasn't paying employees to do it.

A lot.

I mean, I'm working at my buddy's house right now.

And there's people working next door.

And they're there at like 7.30, 8 o'clock at night.

And I'm there because I'm going on vacation.

I'm trying to help my buddy out.

This is not something I do anymore.

But it's like everyone.

And I was like, maybe they're trying to close the job out.

But nope, they're there Monday morning.

So they're there till like 8 on Friday.

And it's just... The only reason people are there is because...

they're under or they're over on budget they don't have money left they need to close a job out so they can go to the next job like nobody's choosing to work those hours because they're getting paid for it and like i want to be at the point in my life where if i'm working those hours i'm getting paid for it but i i wasn't and i was i was working i like i would pull all nighters in my shop and get shit ready for the next day and i just couldn't ever catch up so i i wound up

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