Experience Is The Master | Ashville Weekly ep162

[@dan..........]

I admire you Daniel, the fact you went out of your way to support that guy when others didn't, and you called them out on it, shows you are a true man of character. Very admirable

[@obinnaohiaeri6491]

Totally agree. Good job looking out for the new entrepreneur Daniel

[@iainpullar2354]

Hi Daniel do you still have your Rolls Royce just never seen you in the whip

[@dan..........]

@@iainpullar2354 I wish, sadly you're replying to the wrong Daniel

[@godwinsuk4283]

Agree. Remember who stood by you in times of difficulty and learn who your true friends are.

[@darrentaylordigital]

💯

[@walidhussin5370]

That was me towards the end of the video and cheers for the advice Daniel, will take on board with what you told me. Top man! 27:23

[@marcomcdowell8861]

Man supports his friend when he needs it, AND gives advice to a young man at the stop light. A businessman and human like him runs the type of company worthy of investing in.

[@VhudziJena]

Daniel doing his "ride or die"... for a mate!!! RESPECT!!!

[@zakezy552]

I swear Daniel has the biggest heart. Always caring about others even if theyr'e not in his type of business. Also, the outtakes are hilarious. Love how I can have a laugh as well as learn new things each episode.

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Daniel shows how genuine he is showing up and helping that guy. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@davidbarclay6293]

That for me shows your a true leader. You listen to those around you who and accept your staff are more skilled than you. That's what unites teams. Makes them feel worthy. Edit: The Evri delivery label on HelloFresh is a shocking decision! lol.

[@bernardgarrett3897]

Completely agree about Classroom and experience. You made an important point about being accepted and respected by those on site. Anyone who doesn't have experience and thinks they know it will be found out very quickly. If you have the humility to ask and learn, you will get great support from those who would otherwise be criticizing you.

[@DarkAngel-oq5ox]

Respect for supporting the guy. Also, I'm not in the industry, but your advice was true and applies across the board. Respect the people you work with and hopefully it'll be reciprocated and you'll go a long way. Love your content.

[@andrewackers5470]

Daniel. Totally agree with you! I spent 34 years in the Hotel industry. The amount of times I came across techs book managers. They come in dictating the book, and it doesn't work when you have budgets, costs and targets to meet. Experience is everything!!

[@Fast_car1000]

Respect Daniel for helping a fellow businessman and friend 👊🏾 even when you was busy 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

[@derekmiller4944]

Personally my experience taught me more than the university classes did. Masters at doing know far more than masters at reading. Very rarely do theory and practical ever fully align. Your friend (new start up) is blessed to have you supporting him. True character.

[@NZHazard]

Great to see that you accepted your staff's opinions regarding the soakage system. I have used a similar product which has a water storage coefficient of 0.95, rather than large stone aggregate with a coefficient of 0.35... the client will be getting a deal. Keep up the great work and content.

[@daikennett]

Man last 5 minutes of this video is incredibly valuable. Shows some true entrepreneurial spirit. Keep up the good fight man, we are rooting for you! Also love the edits and music this week lads!

[@joggingmixlondon6895]

Morning Daniel, Everyone. I can’t say it often enough, you are one in a million. Commendable, and so very much more. Loved the train montage and your Darby opportunity. Another great episode. Thank you to all. Have a good week ahead Daniel, everyone. Take Care😊❤

[@steve5772]

Totally right in what you're saying. All the best project managers I've worked for have done their time on site first, some trades, some labouring, but they've all been the ones who've got the lads respect by having something about them that shows that they're cut from the same cloth.

[@robinstevens6513]

Keep the content coming. You always learning in whatever trade you do. Everyday is a school day. You give sound advice!! 💪

[@jabee81]

Bravo to you Daniel, I my self is just taking my leap of faith starting my own construction Business here in My Country Indonesia, love that you support that guy who is starting his venture. I really hope someday could meet you in person. I'm definitely becoming more admiring you mate!!

[@jonjames9036]

Nuff respect Daniel @27 mins being there an helpin were you can shows your true statue of a good man you are ❤ 💯

[@nikkibutterfly98]

Daniel is the ultimate good guy; a gentleman. He has great character. He fully uses every life experience to learn and improve himself and all areas of his life, and always ready and willing to help others. He's just Admirable!

[@YepYepYepYepYep]

I will never get tired of weekly! 👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@Balders74]

@Ashville , observation of the new portacabin office, why have you got a POWDER Fire Extinguisher in an enclosed space???? These are mainly for Class C gaseous risk and for SPECFIC risk NOT office space. I would suggest you use a 2kg Co2 for the electrical cover and a 3 or 5litre Water as I am sure there is sufficient coverage nearby outside. Has the new off ice had a FRA completed??? if so I would seriously question why POWDER> I have been in the fire industry 20 years so just giving you some advice.

[@exploreoutdoors3978]

Daniel, I own a small trucking business, your business insight in every weekly helps us all grow!

[@ess420k6]

First day off in 2 months, wake up watch Ashville weekly and go motorcycle live exhibition! Day off fulfilled perfectly 🙌😎

[@Havark420]

Love waking up to an Ashville video on a Sunday

[@HDGardenCare]

Respect for showing support for the fella starting a new business hats off. I'm in my 2nd year of business..i stated a landscape gardening business at 19 😅. Oh I grew up fast and understand the struggle.

[@austinwalters]

You are an inspiration Daniel. So many great business and life lessons in this episode.

[@tcarlberg]

Have you considered going down the route of building your software system in house? It will cost more in the short term but if you are having a hard time finding a system to meet your needs, you can be certain other companies have the same issues. Therefore once you've built it you can sell it.

[@muhammadkito8851]

I did a marathon watching the weekly series I started watching at first from episode I guess 70 or something I can’t remember and I went back just for good measures and watched every single episode and now am up to date with the latest weekly 🔥❤️ this is now my favorite none gaming channel on the tubes concrete slaps down 🔥

[@Rainbowhockey]

I've spent the last 18 months trying to Implement a new system at our workplace. After many meetings and zoom calls and more meetings and on-site workshops they admitted that it can't do what we asked for. And guess whose fault that is? Apparently they have thousands upon thousands of happy customers and it's an unfortunate situation we "cannot agree a way forward". I'm sitting in that meeting like "no we CAN agree a way forward. Your system needs to do what you promised". Unfortunately it wasn't my decision to make and we agreed to part ways. I've now got to start all over again but fortunately I've seen a few good systems but it's loooonnnnggg man.

[@joshuahill6153]

Any job in general it is good to get hands on experience. Any logistics/transport industry such as buses/trucks needs hands on experience. Only 1 month in a bus workshop taught me more about the logistics and human element to a business than a classroom did in 11.

[@jeffreyconnor8487]

Absolutely love your attitude,the world would be a better place if more people were like you.

[@LukeKing-h4s]

Mate you are such an Inspiration. I run my own car repair garage also do hi end cars. Watched you from day one you have helped me on my way. Love it every sunday. Couldnt carry on but i know if i meet you in the street you would have time which most people dont. P.s ashville Umbrella in the car. Many thanks kingsway motor services ltd

[@F3nrisTAG]

Good on you for being a good person and helping out a new business owner.

[@dvd5542]

IT is the most convoluted branch of any organisation, I can totally relate what you're going through having implemented the asset management system for my organisation. All the snake oil salesman you have to deal with and the shear incompetance of IT companies is mind boggling. Hope you get everything sorted with the next supplier, it's maddening.

[@PeterPetersNL]

At my new house we used crates too. They were already filled with clean gravel and covered with the membrane. It makes a clean job with less chance of getting dirt in the gravel.

[@Nind-yu4sz]

Absolutely love these videos, Daniel is so honest and the hardest working guy I've ever seen. Good luck fella

[@LA-fr7fx]

Thank you 👍👍Sunday morning, tea, toast and and episode of Ashville.

[@rickhickman2730]

Big respect to ashville for being a man of his word and showing up to the meeting, even when it seemed to be a PITA and could have easily been blown off like the other 2 gents did.

[@tomlysakowski3164]

Had 3 cars over the years with warranty wise which is the company you was offered the warranty through and never had an issue with them at all, you just pay the diagnostic fee then they approve the work.

[@QuoteConstruction]

Client Satisfaction is guaranteed with your services. Keep it up 👌💯

[@jasonwright131]

My personal take on that software company Daniel is “take it as a sign” to stay away from that company. As a person that has been in business about the same as you and seen things and felt things like this happen to me where you fight and fight to get something to work and it turns out to be a nightmare and then you say to yourself after if I had only cut them loose. This I think is one of those times I think they might be a nightmare after you get the system to “work”. Just my 2 cents. Great episode as always!

[@jimmyv3690]

Amazing material, I help run my families roadway construction company. The daily battles are a true teacher.

[@examinerian]

I love watching the little dumper do its thing - unsung hero, that one!

[@jdeckard1243]

Extended car warranties are mechanical failure warranties. They do not cover wear and tear, the component has to have failed. But as vehicles get older most components then fall into wear and tear.

[@denishennessy1318]

Excellent content. Fair play to ya Mr DA. Quality team you all are.

[@SheldonMcGibbon]

I remembered when Flo just started training on the LX, now the man is a boss.

[@dsummers8191]

Getting in touch with Warrantywise could be a good route for the Amarok vehicles should you prefer to have them covered. Alternatively have an account in which you deposit an amount each month to offset any unexpected repair costs. If no problems the cash is still yours. Thank you.

[@JimboLana]

Thank you mr Ashville for this great educational series 🤝

[@cantgoslow]

If the mighty D does not end up retiring healthy (very) wealthy and wise, having had a brilliant career and amassed a sea of respect from everyone he has engaged with- then there is no such thing as fair, or Karma, or justice! I'm nearly 60yo and I've met every type of person out there, from saints to murderers and Daniel blows me away with the energy he puts into the details and lengths he goes to, to be fair and do the right thing. It's so easy to slide by and just don't hurt anyone around you- it takes a serious effort to actively do the best you can and deliberately make a positive impact on everyone around you.

[@kaykath4575]

This man is special. I'm soooo inspired ❤👍👏👌

[@chuckvoss8833]

Another blockbuster, of course. 4 weeks till Christmas holidays. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦.

[@JohnG1988]

Hello all, it's Ashville Sunday weekly time 🎉.

[@seasons7510]

Regarding the warranty issues is it possible to put the money that you would pay for warranties into a separate account warranty a/c then reevaluate at the end of each year

[@mathewthomas1164]

Had my V6 Amarok for 3 years. It’s absolutely brilliant. 153,000 on the clock now.

[@stigonetv58]

Daniels a true leader❤

[@jamesritter623]

My man you are absolutely correct !!! No amount of schooling/book work/ or b.s will ever beat hands on experience ! You absolutely have to go out get into the field of whatever you want to do, gets your hands as dirty as possible and keep digging and digging and if you're a honest good harted hard working man it will absolutely pay off I can garenete that there will be ups and downs but it will turn out in your favor!!!!! Just be honest and never bullshit your customers shoot straight and keep God in your life you will succeed

[@Asdashopper43]

Liam getting involved weekly. New character unlocked

[@Wetthewhistle]

The VW all in plan is what you want. It’s a VW warranty that includes servicing.

[@markevans3488]

Just got 2 year extended warranty with 2 services on my T6.1 for £666 on a VW plan . Bargain

[@Wetthewhistle]

@@markevans3488 it’s good value 👍🏻

[@MalteseMafia]

Hand's on experience is the key to success. I would forget the Warranties, nothing worse than finding out you're not covered. Get the company car drivers to do weekly checks to mitigate any risks. 👍

[@beneadesmtb]

I like how Vesha broke everything down for you, 3 years for 3 vehicles for 3 grand is well worth it, even if they don’t fail, it’s worth the 3k to have the peace of mind, if one engine blows up like you said then it’s worth it, if you don’t have the warranty, think how much that will cost. It’s better to have it as a preventative measure than to have no measures in place for this kind of thing.

[@Will2010T]

Word of advice re Warranty Wise. We purchased a car with a warranty wise policy and the timing chain went and they didn’t pay out as we hadn’t had the policy in place long enough.

[@YNWA-oq5uf]

Yet again pal outstanding work videos hit the mark every time informative with no holds barred. BOOM

[@SmithyScotland]

Ever thought about moving closer to the yard? 2 hours a day commuting, 6 days a week?

[@IndaloMan]

Re your IT challenge. I am presuming they are not writing a custom solution just for you, they will be adatpting their core system to your specific configuration. Your first step should be to ask them to arrange visits to at least three of their existing customer base and speak with the customers yourself without anyone from your supplier being present. Secondly, I don't know your use cases, but you mentioned delivery drivers needing to get sign offs on customer premises. You must go for a cloud based solution and as you are Windows based go for Azure, not AWS, as the security and identity management is totally integrated. Don't know anything about your construction business, but have just retired after 40 years in IT/telecoms... 😉

[@okbrown]

Also consider scaling, when going with a server with minimum spec, can this spec be changed with no downtime or need for reinstallation etc. Hopefully it is a virtual server that can scale vertically for a higher spec (as your needs will change over time this logic should apply include any database(s) as well) and horizontally for load balancing as your fleet and company resources grow.

[@markmawson1]

That bloody staircase, if i was the fabrication company i would have threw the towel in now and told you to get the final drawing in and approved by the home owner before i go any further and after that we won't be accepting any alterations or design changes, I've had it when i used to make decorative gates and railings.

[@scoobyears01]

The arse end of the 926 @ 14.20 is absolutely shocking !! Baz from Welderfabber, would quite rightly go nuts...

[@Mrjd-du1ql]

😂😂😂 the excavation at the refurb looks a bit dodgy to be inside as well with no benching 👀

[@craigwilliams6734]

You are a good man Daniel!!!!! Nuff respect 👍👌🙌😜

[@robertd-dh8qm]

A Brill 1 again Dan. Keep them coming. I love to see your videos 👍

[@emmzvs1344]

Daniel Ashville WE WONT play down his Genius .. HE IS A BEAST !!!!! 🦾

[@chriskelly860]

Better off extending warranty with VW if you can, third party warranties on cars are often a waste of money as they try to get out the repairs every single time.

[@imranahmed-vs7ok]

It’s Sunday morning and I’m waiting for the Asheville drop 😂

[@seanbeirne7405]

Made my day actrally someone with common sense in managment great video spot on

[@sianstockham9244]

I’m glad you went the extra mile and took down the wall so that the doorway is in the middle. If it was my home it would drive me mad.

[@keithbrueton]

It's Sunday morning & its Ashville time.

[@Mr-D-Rickman]

Feels like a lot of little issues making big noise a big weight weighs on you do what you know & delegate a little more preserve you 💙

[@mouldyrx8]

Ashville academy coming soon 💪🏼

[@brankbrankbrank]

the music segment at 22:00 was nice. more of this kind of montages please.

[@scottwelsford3801]

On the job experience is the key to progress

[@jessicaomers2287]

Daniel you are so inspiring and inspirational to so many people. Why not do an evening with Daniel Asheville

[@DarienDrakee]

@16:47 just create a virtual machine that will run the minimum required software they require. allocate 64GB of ram and 8 cores along with adequate bandwidth, the virtual machine can be installed on your current server.

[@touringcarpower]

Awesome bro, hope you all had a good holiday break. I can definitely vouch about the experience on site in logistics it helps a lot.

[@patoverend7395]

excellent video as always Daniel and the team 👏

[@gregchapman5556]

Taking that wall down because the door won’t be central is attention to detail 👌.

[@ayubbashir9465]

This week's word of the day "Experience is the master"

[@youngcs8866]

The promises 😂😂😂😂😂 this guy is just pure entertainment 😂😂

[@debtslave9225]

Extended warranties on used or out of manufacture warranty vehicles are not worth it. They are called 'discretionary' warranties, so if they decide to not fix something you have nowhere to go.

[@HomewithX]

Dan, I’d happily move down south and fully operate the bagging plant for the firm. ✖️

[@saf3693]

23:02 do you absorb this cost of extra cable or forward it onto the client?

[@khanyizzi]

OG Scotty was right about the car companies, they not in it for the long run, Quick profits

[@Liam-iu8ti]

100 percent run the cables bro, not old school, it's knowing what's best

[@bartoni79]

How are those concrete blocks picked up. Do they have a metal shaft embedded that the shackles bolt to or is it just a cavity in the shackle goes through?

[@craig3719]

I don’t know what system it is you’re using but in terms of your plant hire, I work in car rental and there’s a system called pro hire which is very good.

[@callumhoskins4028]

The VW all in plan would work out cheaper than warrenty wise, includes servicing to

[@jackevens9102]

Hi Daniel, I would of spoke to motor easy for warranty as I found them amazing compared to warranty wise

[@ronaldbird3648]

To True Daniel the hands on is good way of learning class room gives you the letters after your name but with very ltd experience

[@JohnnyMotel99]

I don't think any rainwater cachement system , built today, uses just gravel on it's own. The crate system is a buffer system, it doesn't rain continously in the UK.

[@maureenikwueme6251]

Daniel in an apron ‼️ hilarious😂😂😂

[@codieritchie9261]

I so wish there was more than one video a week

[@djsponne]

Officer Wilson on the Met police tipper check. Will gets around! He must have got sick of the rust buckets at Michael's yard.