Face to face: choosing the right tools. (To Your Success).(carpet cleaning business )

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From: ICS Cleaning Specialist
Date: 20020701
Author:Toburen, Steve

"Man is a tool-using animal... Without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all."

Thomas Carlyle

(1795- 1881)

It has been more than 10 years since I sold my cleaning/restoration business, yet I still get a touch of nostalgia when I hear the throaty rumble of a truckmount operating in the distance. I loved all my business "toys." But over the years I learned that they were the least important part of my business.

Your business success is not based on fancy dehumidifiers or an elegant truckmount. Your economic security will be provided by a foundation of ...

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