Every Boring Business The Government WANTS You To Start

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1. pharma, chemicals,exports,imports, distrubtion, components manufacturing,b2b service contracts and all are the businesses which takes a decade to takeoff, but then on your cash rich baby… !! 0:51

   1. yeah people might seems to forget that the government has nothing but money to spend

      so all those imports all of those free products snd services from government subsidies and donations

      all of them comes from government contracts non of them is done by the government itself the only thing the government produce ng is to produce dollars out of nothing to pay them off

2. Well, don’t forget the SECRET…. NGO’S!!! Non Government Organizations $$$$ You may have to pay off some Politicians during the process $$$$

   1. what’s crazy is the companies that’s been doing government contracts deals for years who are also a non-profit

      they basically built a infinite money glitch because in every contract they’ll either have 5% to 20% profit margin or higher if they’re the only provider the government can look for

      but also they would’ve been winning tens to hundreds of million dollar government non-profit grants yearly and as a non-profit they’re able to pay 0% of their income tax from the contracts and grants

      basically an infinite money glitch and are far away from the public’s eyes

   2. New sheriff is in town.

3. GSA is a nightmare

4. You might need to get some level of CMMC to qualify for a gov’t bid, so that’s some complexity overhead I don’t think you mentioned.

5. I run a Permit Intelligence company dude you don’t know how valuable this video was.

   There are several contracts available for me right now! I’m applying for as many as possible tomorrow.

   1. What is a permit intelligence company?

   2. @Kesha007-t5f A permit intelligence company transforms fragmented government data about building, zoning, and construction permits into actionable business insights. These companies use artificial intelligence and data analytics to help contractors, developers, and home services firms find new leads, navigate complex regulations, and monitor competitor activity.

   3. Update?

   4. this video is the best advice you will ever get bro, opportunities are inspirational just like yours.

   5. What’s the name of your company?

6. You explained this so well, thank you!

7. 1:21 false, they absolutely do that all the time lmao

   1. It definitely happens but not exclusively. The companies who build a relationship with procurement officials before contracts go the bid stage can make that look like the case though.

   2. @K@Knowsideas”built relationships before the bid stage” could = bribed

   3. Exactly 😂

   4. 😂😂😂 KN did that very same thing

   5. Youre wrong. Look up the laws…

8. The first minute really reminded me of War Dogs lol

9. Yooooooo Thankk Youuuu🎉🎉🎉🎉

10. Wait, so you already had an air filter company and put in a bid with the govt? That’s very different from creating a business to gain a govt. contract. What you did was low risk high reward, what you’re suggesting is the opposite.

    1. starting a new business is always high risk so you have to take the chance regardless

    2. @howtogangstalk5893well depending on the business and the area you’re doing it some are relatively close to a sure thing but may require a lot of work. Also monetizing something isn’t always high risk particularly if it’s a digital product.

    3. What?

    4. @howtogangstalk5893 No it isn’t.

    5. @user-zu5do6ri6ris that true?

11. this man makes such fantastic videos

12. Issue is you must already have that business with accreditations.

    1. And be a minority/female owned business. So many small businesses I’ve worked with that were getting government contract bids were technically owned buy the [actual] owners wife, in name only. This was in CA though so maybe it’s different elsewhere.

    2. ​@Brad_C_LeyI’ve run into that allot. Then the “Owner” get the company credit card and the debt in the company goes crazy. Lol

       At least there’s something for the lawyer to divide for the divorce.

    3. Which is what he’s telling everyone to do. Start with commercial contracts and then make bids for gov. contracts.

13. I screamed out loud laughing when you said the government can’t just pick their friends’ companies. You poor naive man. Lol

    1. i don’t think he’s poor, but he might think his audience is naive

    2. ​@thousandforest5820 At $23M/month he’s definitely not poor monetarily.

    3. We have seen countless examples where friends are definitely picked.

    4. lol yeah tell that to Donnie

    5. T We call them college educated.

14. 1:29 They still do it anyway. I’ve seen it. Especially in state governments. Federal too. Cronyism still makes its way throughout the bidding process.

    1. State governments are certainly bad. But the local governments are THE worst. The mayor knows the guy who owns a handful of businesses and his businesses are 100% government contracts.

    2. Noem in SD was a horror show in so many ways, this amongst them.

       SHe tried to carry that over to her federal post and did to some extent.

       comrade bone spurs’ kids and in-laws are getting fed contracts.

       That said, this is still a good thing for us common people to try.

    3. Burisma. Pelosi’s kid JOHN Kerry’s Kid…

    4. @NoNeckNickBi think its okay?

15. This video is misleading

    1. 25 seconds in i also came to this conclusion

    2. Good yall sound like “Less Competition”.

    3. It’s very generic & vague in details. I’m confused why a $27Million/month biz owner is doing YT. I’m new to this channel, checked this vid out of idle curiosity. What did I just watch….

    4. ​@jimthrowawayyour name matches your comment lol

    5. Elaborate…

16. Learing Centers!

17. I started plumbing at 28 due to the ideologies stated in this video. Boring businesses are the future, and trades were my next destination after getting laid off I’m a white collar job.

18. Great video. I help companies win government contracts and there are a lot of great facts here. There are even better ways to increase your probability of winning contracts but this is a good start.

19. Man I really appreciate this video and your content. Thank you for doing this

20. A family member of mine tried to start a local hauling company. They quickly went bankrupt when the truck broke. They went from making some money in a commodity service market and wham, broke when they didn’t have the cash or credit to repair the truck. First step is knowing if your target market is actually a race to the bottom and have operating cash in the bank.

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