>> Certainly do any of these trades: electrician, plumber, carpenter, you know,
just a contractor in general, any trades you can do without a college degree, no problem.
And as a matter of fact, at no point does a college degree get you any further along
to be a licensed contractor like I am.
I guess it can help you out in everyday life skills throughout college,
and then work its way into your company.
Yeah, you can work for any contractor.
You'll probably be picking up trash at first, but, I did and that's how you work your way up.
Once I started building stuff and was more hands on, it wasn't just a laborer,
I really liked doing it because you can actually see everything develop right in front of you.
I would say that the first thing you have to do is start out with a good carpenter
or contractor and learn as much as possible.
Maybe even do it with two different companies before you start your own.
Yeah, if you can get the basics and it comes naturally to you, then you're golden there.