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Working On It · May 6 · 1 hr 6 min

I Started Again With £4K… Built a £10M Business From Scratch!

If you’re a tradesman, entrepreneur or anyone trying to build something from nothing, this episode will change how you think about business forever. Brad shares how he lost 99% of his business & how he rebuild from just £4,000 into a company on track to hit £10M+ turnover. He breaks down the brutal realities of starting with nothing, the mindset required to scale, and the hard lessons most entrepreneurs only learn the hard way. He explains: ↳ How he went from unemployed apprentice to building a £10M business ↳ The moment he lost 99% of his business… and rebuilt it from zero ↳ How knocking on 100 doors built his first client base ↳ Why most tradesmen stay stuck and how to break out ↳ How hiring the right people (and firing fast) changed everything ↳ The truth about “man in a van” businesses vs real companies ↳ How he scaled from solo to 50+ staff in just a few years ↳ The harsh reality of cash flow, bad clients, and late payments

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If you’re a tradesman, entrepreneur or anyone trying to build something from nothing, this episode will change how you think about business forever.

Brad shares how he lost 99% of his business & how he rebuild from just £4,000 into a company on track to hit £10M+ turnover. He breaks down the brutal realities of starting with nothing, the mindset required to scale, and the hard lessons most entrepreneurs only learn the hard way.

He explains:
↳ How he went from unemployed apprentice to building a £10M business
↳ The moment he lost 99% of his business… and rebuilt it from zero
↳ How knocking on 100 doors built his first client base
↳ Why most tradesmen stay stuck and how to break out
↳ How hiring the right people (and firing fast) changed everything
↳ The truth about “man in a van” businesses vs real companies
↳ How he scaled from solo to 50+ staff in just a few years
↳ The harsh reality of cash flow, bad clients, and late payments