Why This 22-Year-Old Selling AI Just Warned Every Home Service Owner
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Who is George Paladichuk and how did he build a million-dollar AI call platform by 22?
you'll have people who run platforms like we do come on here and be like send everything to ai you know this is the next new thing like we you can replace all your csrs and just have this ai thing that's all a bunch of craziness you've got to imagine someone's house just burned down or got flooded or got hit by a tornado or something crazy they are picking up the phone in a moment of distress they need to have someone come out to their home to possibly restore their items that hold a lot of memories and a lot of sentimental value. The last thing that person is gonna wanna hear on the other line is a robot.
Welcome back to the Home Service Expert. Today I got George. George is an expert at AI call center specifically. His last name is Politychuk. It's a tough one, George, but he's 22 years old, just graduated from college and built a million dollar AI company serving 100 plus franchise locations. His biggest client is recovering two and a half million dollars a month in revenue from missed calls. Today, we break down how AI is changing call handling for home service companies and when it comes to implement it and what to do and what not to do. Every owner needs to understand that before they get left behind. George, how are you, brother? It's a pleasure to have you on. I'm doing good. I'm doing good. Thank you for having me on.
It's kind of surreal to be here, but I'm excited.
Yeah, I love podcasting, man. Podcasting for me has really changed the game. I get experts on from everything from call centers to HR to how you buy trucks to you name it. So you're 22 years old. Sounds like you went to Boulder. Is that right? Yes, sir. CU Boulder. Let's go Buffs. Awesome. And you were a barista for a couple of years at Starbucks.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I worked for a majority of my time in high school and then a little bit in college. I was a barista for like two and a half years or so.
And now you're running an AI company in the call center realms. Let's walk through your story. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Let's do it. I started my entrepreneurial journey, I guess you could say, when I was 18. The day I turned 18, I went ahead and filed my first LLC because I was legally allowed to sign the paperwork that day. It was kind of crazy. I was getting into wholesale real estate because that was kind of like the new hot thing, I guess you could say, in that time. I had no idea what I was doing. Zero clue. I literally was just like, I see a bunch of people on the internet making a bunch of money from this. I like real estate. I've always been a fan of real estate. I love looking at property and the numbers behind it. And so I was like, why don't I... What's the easiest way I can get into that? And wholesale came up from there.
So I did wholesale real estate for probably 6 months or so. And I didn't make a single dollar. I It was terrible. I didn't realize that you actually had to go out and talk to people and pick up the phone and call property owners and stuff. It was crazy. I didn't know what I was getting myself into at all. It was my first dive into the business experience. I let it kind of die out naturally as I went into college because that was my senior year of high school. And I was like, oh, I'm going to college. Let me do the college thing. Let me kind of follow the collegiate path, as you will. I got a full ride to see you. And so I was like, you know what, let me take the most of my time here. And I was still into real estate, was looking at actually becoming a commercial real estate broker.
That's what I was originally going to college for. And then about halfway through my freshman year, I stumbled across Josh Nelson, who runs 7 Figure Agency. He also has his own agency, Plumbing HVAC SEO. And I stumbled across him because I wanted to get into something that was a little bit more online. I was like, wholesale real estate sucks. Real estate sucks. That's for old people. Let me get into something else. So I was like, what can I do online that I can leverage my technical skills? And so I stumbled across the digital marketing world and was like, okay, this is great.
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