Google #1 Sponsored Google #1 Map Pack Google #1 Organic Marketing is not my problem. Hiring is.

Checking in on the cleaner who suddenly quit and the client that suddenly stopped services. PJ

> How do I find A-players for my crew? >> Hire 50,000 people > You're kidding...?

Deep work moved FROM: -> operations in Docs, Sheets and SAAS TO: -> growth in Claude, Manus and Figma. Get yourself out of operations asap. There is a moat growing.

We clean lawyer offices. The absolute toughest clients. Every bit of feedback has the tone of a demand letter. Would not recommend, although they all pay timely.

Another Friday, another cleaner getting fired

Recurring client home was fairly clean. Instead of cleaning, sat on her phone. Called another teammate bragging about sitting on her phone. Client fired us. Was a bi-weekly client at $390/clean. 🙃

My home service business hiring strategy is a lot like my stock picking strategy. An A Player Hire is like picking a winning stock. I am not good at stock picking. So I buy all stocks (S&P ETF). Then the winners grow and the losers are cut. It makes sense to play the odds.

Blue Collar Strategy to Hire A Players: 1: always-on job post 2: interview everyone who shows up 3: filter to the best 4: hire quick 5. fire quicker if they are bad High turnover >> Slow hiring

A real business owner pays $52 and moves on to a real problem in their lives. what business is SalsaThot69 running

I'm a clawdbot guy now. Took the plunge and went live on it.

ClawdBot is now: > Scraping local news stories > Drafting a daily newsletter (emailed) > Partitioning each newsletter story into a separate FB post > Posting on FB 50-70 minutes apart throughout the day > Promoting my home service business 3 days per week

Clawdbot running my homes service business without asking for my opinion

All you need to do $1MM+/year. It's not much.

I rode a wave of cheap LSA to fuel my biz growth. That period has closed. There is a new opportunity & closing window: OpenClaw

OpenClaw, your bias is showing..

Giving clawd $50/week on a debit card.. what could go wrong..?