Hi Scott,

If you enjoy reading at all, I'd really suggest reading this book about selling (the Greatest Salesman in the World, by Og Mandino).  For me, this was one of the easiest books that had a great storyline about how to become the best seller.  I bought a copy and passed it around to several people.   Its something you can read in one or two nights and something I'm pretty sure you will pass along as well.

Something else that was pretty fun is "the Little Red Book of Selling"  Of the two, I really suggest the first.

Kind Regards,

John

THANKS JOHN!! i will give them both a read i can use all the help i can get!!

hello kenny! as of right now im 99% sure i will be there as long as things work out financially im there!! buiss is up so i cant complain i wish it was a bunch of carving work but like i said im very glad to have work! p.s the deer hunter was hilarious!! thanks for the shout! hope all is well with you to.

kenny thats pretty crazy cuz that is the exact idea that led me to this awsome craft!! and i made 2 and they work great only this was way before nathan va site or any training on my part what so ever they came out ok i will post a cple pics when i find them.

this place is startin too feel like face book.

Congrats scott!

Congrats mr. moderator! I'm happy for you dude!

Thanks again Scott , ya you gotta love a tikimon but you don't see many up here .

 hey there will!

usually do what i can to wash it down but in home a good vacing and alittle brush off with a fox tail works besides when you color if theres still some there it changes up the color a bit and can lead to cool looking color effects .

WELCOME ERIQ!!

Thank you for the compliment!

....what kind of materijal do you use,do you make it yourself?...in my country dont have much choice..i use materijal from staylebeton...and for our standards it is very expensive....

in america rolers,and stamps are very cheap ...i payd 120 euro stam 1pcs

hey there drazen!! sometimes some of us make it ourselves i believe for mostly practice and things but for jobs most use a pre mix bag. as for tools i would say there fairly cheap . if you can afford it get a subscription to the vertical artisans training site it has a wealth of knowledge on how to do many things including some basic tools.

HELLO ALL!! i just wanted to tell everybody MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!! I HOPE ALL HAVE A WONDERFUL AND SAFE HOLIDAY!! i know this is early but i may not get to many more chances to get on a coputer for a cple days sooo......

god bless!!

scott

Hello Scott, what's up? I was thinking about your comment about  doing signs in FL. What if you showed what you could do to the right sign company, maybe with a pic of Jeff's, then let them do the framework, epoxying rebar into concrete, then what you are doing is just faux-finish work over what should be a very easy to approve structure. You could turn the sign co loose to sell your work, or you could do the sales, then use them for the initial phase that had to have the licensing. Sometimes legal approval is all  in the lingo used. Maybe it's not concrete work, it's faux finish! I don't imagine there's a Miami-Dade hurricane code requirement for faux, is there? Hmmm...

thanks alfred doin good very excited to do the naples decor training! thanks for the  new year wishes and the same too you!