In The Details

It's Friday, it's the end of your weak daze. The start of where your weakness ends. Rack up any tiny win that you can, because one day, it's going to be a glorious win.

I rarely even mention I won Wichitas best because the title doesn't mean as much to me as the service I provide and the relationships I build with the ppl i meet even if they dont even become clients. It's in my marketing but when I speak with ppl I dont ever really mentions it unless it comes up somehow.

There comes a point in time in your life when you have to ask yourself, "Is this all I amount to and be the person that I want to be for my family, my future, and myself more than anything?" You can have all the goals you want, but if you don't choose to be the person who is able to achieve those goals, then you're going to stay stuck being the same person, living the same life, doing the same things. Step out of your comfort zone and know that there is a version of you waiting to rise into greatness, if you choose to do so. Some entrepreneurs make it big in months or a yr but I've learn to just stay inspired but not to compare though it's hard with social media at times. Stay focused and build relationships and all will come to you with the proper mindset and consistent actions.

This is a sign if you've been waiting to do something: just go and do it, and have patience. It can take weeks. It can take months. It can take years, but put in the effort, keep working, and one day everything will work out. You'll lose friends, you might lose family. But you'll gain so much more if they don't stick around; it's not meant to be. You don't have to be angry about it. You can be sad, but know that sometimes the new version of you makes other people uncomfortable. And that's okay, keep going. I believe in you.

Thanks to all the followers, supporters, network, friends and family with me still and for my future supporters ✌️🖖🤙

Dealerships are all about thay shiny project syndrome look careful for defects and whats possibly hidden

When doing paint correction, sometimes it's hard for me to see bad paintwork, especially on luxury, high-end vehicles. You pay so much for these vehicles, and it helps retain and boost retail value. When the outside looks like "ass," it kind of just makes you feel negative if you notice it more and more. Detailing can only fix so much, but if it's under the clear coat, detailing isn't going to do anything for you besides sometimes making it look more noticeable.

A mentor taught me this saying: "You want it bad, you get it bad." In the beginning, I didn't truly understand until I saw him get pushed to rush a job, and it came out looking baaaaaaadddd. And that's what he said to the boss, and then the boss left him alone to do it right. Was it the best way to handle it? No, but it taught me a good lesson that day, lol.

Find a quality shop or business to handle your investments repairs done correctly not a cheap place. Trust me, you get what you pay for.

Freshen up the faded out lights for more clarity on the road.