We HATE Our Business

[@DynamicProGamer]

I feel like you are probably a nice person but your attitude sometimes comes across as almost arrogance. Like it’s just ridiculous that you somehow think you are going to be a fully fledged wedding planner simply because you once helped some friends with some planning. The one thing that you actually made money from, the pressure washing, you wanted to give up because it was beneath you, imagine if you had just kept with it 5/6 videos ago, you’d probably be near breaking even, instead you put yourself a further 4/5k into debt.

[@diogor420]

This is getting really hard to watch...

[@BigAtomGames]

yo i said this a few weeks ago and people got angry at me lol

[@diogor420]

@@BigAtomGames I even gave up watching the video at half

[@wentoneisendon6502]

The wife's chocolate starfish gonna be on display soon bro. Stay tuned

[@JohnSmith-ox3gy]

Hustle culture and its consequences have been a disaster for young people.

[@MattGroff]

10k in debt, let's play video games!

[@Ray_Vun]

in their defense, it might be the smartest move they've made this whole series, because it's a much easier job that's also much more likely to be profitable and also can actually bring in money. starts with ad revenue, then sponsors, then merch. so it wasn't a bad decision, it's just a bad time for that decision, after they spent MONTHS jumping from one business to the other and always quitting it and just digging themselves into a bigger and bigger financial hole. with the gaming channel, if they manage to take off, a couple sponsorships and the debt is gone

[@anwarvanommeren8407]

@@Ray_Vun I'm not sure you should count on your gaming channel getting big these days. Newcomers are kind of late to the party for a gaming channel. I suppose the couple dynamic can be cute so they kind of have that going? Also I wouldn't say it's an easier job. Being an entertainer is hard man. You try always being entertaining every day you stream and play games. Even when you're in 10k debt and stressed. And your banter and interaction with the watchers has to be funny and good. I'll be honest, I'd much rather being a standard boring office mouse, at least I don't have to wear a fake smile all day long.

who wouldve thought lmao

[@ShadowTheGameDev]

Hello Jon, I've been watching the series from the start and I enjoy the new episode each sunday. I am a game developer myself and I want to give you some insights about this field. First of all game development is really hard, I know that you have a degree in computer science and that Kendra has experience with art and writing which would help a lot but still isn't quite enough to make a living out of (right away of course). Most indie game developers still have a main job from where all their income is coming from. Creating a game takes SO MUCH more time than you will probably think (a project that you think will take 2-3 months usually takes about 9-12 months) especially if you are dealing with a genre you want to create and that's the story game genre. There are so many little things you don't even consider that you'll need when developing it that it actually becomes overwhelming. It's not only programming, art, story writing, these are just the tip of the iceberg. For a full story game you need: good game design, level design, character design, prop design, concept art, story writing, music, fonts, ui, voice acting, animations, cutscenes, good cinematography, playtesting, bug fixing, saving systems, achievment system(if you are publishing on steam), optimising, etc etc. This is probably like 50% of all the things you will need and each one of them divides into subcategories (for example game design: mechanics, hook, balancing, etc). Also even if you make a game you are not bound to succeed, you will need a large community that would want to play your game. Acquiring that is harder than making the actual game. You will need a lot of wishlists and a large email list if you want your game to get played by someone. Creating story games as an indie is very risky because you need to first of all invest a lot of money into it (i am talking more than $5k) and second of all is the time to create it. Essentially to make indie dev your full time job you need to pump out games as much as possible to prevent bankruptcy if your game for some reason flops. To be able to live from game dev you need to publish games every 3-4 months (that is the perfect dev time imo) because taking any longer than that will reduce your yearly income. I don't believe that 3-4 months is enough to create a story game that you will be satisfied with. You probably heard the stories about people that have worked on a single game for several years and when they published it they became milioners. That has happened to someone but the chances of it are very very slim, you are not in a position to take any chances. So you probably shouldn't rely on the chance of creating a hit and being set for life. Also the reality is that you probably would make very little money with your first few games because simply enough they are not good enough (I know this sounds harsh but it's like that for everyone, for me as well). It will take a few years getting the experience you need to start creating games and actually living from it. I know all this sounded very monotone but it's just the reality of the field. I don't think you and Kendra should rely on the game development but rather do it as a side hobby at first to gain experience and focus on the powerwashing business or actually consider getting a job so you could get out of the debt and take your time to figure out your next moves. I really hope you see this because it took me a lot of time to write it lol. Cheers!

[@anwarvanommeren8407]

Thank you for that valuable insight. I think it's fair to say that solo development isn't really a thing, unless the solo developer is a literal wizard you're always going to need someone else you can hire for creating the assets you can't do yourself. But I think it's amazing that some people are able to more or less create a game solo. The main job you have, is that also in the IT field or close to where your skills as a developer lie? And have you made anything that I (should) know?

[@Holstead]

Thanks for the insights! We're growing the pressure washing business to then have the money to fund game development, while learning the skills for game dev on the side

[@anwarvanommeren8407]

4:48 "I don't care for it. Its just a reason to make money". I think you're living in a fantasy mate. Most of us don't really care for the job we're doing but its a way to make money. I'm an IT networking specialist. I love my job but I'm not going to pretend my heart and soul is with every company I work for. Striving to do something you like and pays the bills is what you're aiming at. Also this should have been a wake-up call to not jump blindly into things.

[@anwarvanommeren8407]

Btw one interesting fact that I just calculated: The financial oversight at the end of this video says that all the cash in since day 1 = 15.579 pounds. the breakdown ends at day 237. So 15.579 / 237 = 65.73 pounds per day. Which is 65.73 / 8 = 8.21 pounds per hour. The minimum wage in the UK is 12.21. So the two of them together made less money since this series began than one person on minimum wage. Someone on minimum wage would have made 23.150,16 pounds in 237 days of working. It's maybe slightly unfair because this includes weekends but also not unfair because I think he's busy with his business ventures 7 days in the week.

[@Ray_Vun]

yeah i have a feeling influencer culture has really tricked a lot of people into thinking that you gotta love your job. 99% of the world doesn't love their job, we don't even like our job, and most of us straight up hate our job. but there's bills to pay and mouths to feed. it'd be amazing if most people could work their dream job and wake up every morning excited to start work because of how much they love what they do. but that's not a possible reality

[@radfaraf]

@@anwarvanommeren8407 not surprised that it would be less than minimum wage given how much stuff they started and then failed or gave up on.

[@cobravello453]

cant wait for a video in 3 months saying, we were surprised to find the youtube gaming scene quite saturated and kendra got bored with the editing so we are now pivoting and starting a band as this is the most reliable profession for mid-term income we could think of.

[@QuimLover]

"We've now pivoted to basket weaving in Bolivia"

[@radfaraf]

@@QuimLover we've now pivoted to be begging for money on the streets!

[@JohnSmith-ox3gy]

Should just do a crypto rug pull.

[@Belu6278]

one day there will be a sunnyv2 video on this documented bankruptcy speedrun

[@noel3700]

Kendra yawning every episode gets me every time 🤣

[@user-sj1ju5sd4t]

guessing she’s vegan

[@AlexSmith-zc6mj]

Jjust get jobs relating to your degreees…

[@karklive4677]

exactly bro, idk what they are doing

[@Rleatfitness]

At this point they’d make more money doing that than continuing with trying to make these businesses work

[@Ray_Vun]

having jobs related to their degrees is what got them into this mess, because he had an office job, she worked in a lab, they both likely were making a good living, but they didn't like the 9-5 working under others thing and that's what lead to this whole mess of wanting to be their own boss

[@scientist_nick]

Confetti doesn't work, power wash actually brought money on the table. Stick to what works and slowly try new things you are clearly an ambitious guy but put some safeguards around you. Also I didn't care that people have clean driveways is kinda funked up. How the f did you end up a game developer lol good luck with that, not even software engineers want to do that.

[@wentoneisendon6502]

He thinks he's too good for manual labour lmao

[@Orys-k1g]

2025, the golden year to start game development-because who doesn’t want to jump into an industry collapsing under layoffs, rising costs, and the attention span of a TikTok generation? Nothing says ‘wise career move’ like spending years crafting a game only to launch into a market that’s either oversaturated or already forgotten you exist. Truly, a masterclass in timing and risk management!

[@anwarvanommeren8407]

Game development is such a pipe dream. Everyone dreams of making games but like you said, it's very hard to break through as a solo dev. It takes a rare breed of solo game dev to break through and get a following that's salivating over your game. He should have really gotten in touch with other solo game devs to see their experience and an insight into their financials. Like how do they support themselves while they're developing? How long till the money gets in? What is even the expected payout? How do you cultivate a following?

[@Belu6278]

​@@anwarvanommeren8407 "Game development is such a pipe dream" might be the most accurate way to put this

[@soyboypersonalfinance1138]

can you rite shorter comments plz I cba reading all that

[@Ray_Vun]

they're gonna put all their time into the gaming channel because it'll be their money maker. i doubt they'll ever pull through with a game made by them

[@stevengarry8096]

I think you all just hate working 😵‍💫

[@SpaceGhostNZ]

Don't we all though 😅

[@wentoneisendon6502]

Her parents are rich, apparently

[@Ray_Vun]

so the community post from months ago when the gaming channel was announced that stated the wedding business did well was a completely lie. the wedding business didn't even do anything because you quit it before you even started it

[@izzyd7710]

I was wondering why it was suddenly deleted halfway through the wedding biz saga and I'm pretty this video answers that. I was gonna comment something like this earlier, but I couldn't be bothered at the time. Glad I'm not the only one that remembered that post.

[@Holstead]

I deleted the post because it linked to the gaming channel which meant only people from this channel went over and watched the videos for less than a minute then left which hurt retention and the channel's growth

[@AshutoshKumar-yv1eq]

​​@@Holstead 1. You still lied about the success of your wedding business 2. This excuse seems like another lie to cover up the first one.

[@BigDiscEnergyLLC]

My dad has owned a mechanic business for 15+ years running it himself. I've come on as a helper and essentially given free run to try and help grow it. Tha hardest part of growing is getting customers. Once someone contacts you the ball is in your court to make them happy and get them to keep coming back. They did the hard part with pressure washing. I'm not saying they were happy doing it. I'm sure not happy everyday when I'm covered in grease. I get my satisfaction from the customers being happy. Who cares if I installed a part or upgrade I disagree or I don't like. It's not about my enjoyment it's about theirs. Flat out they'll never be happy in a service business because their happiness is tied to the job, not the outcome and every job sucks. Im going to go ahead and unsubscribe. I wanted them to make it but at this point this feels less like a business and instead trying to get paid for a hobby.

[@Agerian7]

I wonder what the financials would be from someone working a minimum wage job since this began

[@anwarvanommeren8407]

Brother I have the answer for you. The financial oversight at the end of this video says that all the cash in since day 1 = 15.579. the breakdown ends at day 237. So 15.579 / 237 = 65.73 pounds per day. Which is 65.73 / 8 = 8.21 pounds per hour. The minimum wage in the UK is 12.21. So the two of them together made less money since this series began than one person on minimum wage. Someone on minimum wage would have made 23.150,16 pounds in 237 days of working.

[@UnitedSpotlight]

I said what the 1st video you started doing this wedding business it was a bad idea, you have no expericance in weddings your not married, the logistics of sorting all that from your 1 room for weddings all over the country it was never going to work, the only way you make it work is say focus on selling 1 product like lawn games, lights, table cover etc and locally, i said it before there is no way on earth id allow someone ive never met on a internat ad plan my wedding no chance. and i hate to say it but a GAME im a gamer and thats is a sure way to bankruptcy without backing

[@hennnnerz]

Why do you have Kendra stand next to you when you talk to camera for so long?

[@soyboypersonalfinance1138]

Because we want to see her pretty face

[@BigAtomGames]

Well that was an expensive joke and to be expected

[@clevergespart]

I have to say, I really support your decision. I mean of course you lost money on the wedding planning business, but doing something only half hearted, because you need the money is not the way to go. I respect you guys changing your plans and finding something you both like doing, even though people are quick to judge and like to call someone out for "failing" (especially multiple times). I think you guys will find your way and I respect & support your decision with starting from scratch again and also keeping a way to support your monthly costs. Keep up the work & motivations, I really like watching and I'm looking forward to seeing the numbers turn around! Love from Germany!

[@Holstead]

Thanks my guy 😊

[@spencer1372]

I used to back this series, I really did believe in it, but jesus that balance is messed up and it is only getting worse.

[@mkdons22]

I've started and succeeded with 3 businesses over 20 years. I didn't enjoy any of them but I enjoyed the growth, success and financial rewards and being my own boss. You just gotta stick to something that has good potential for a prolonged period of time

[@benpriest1418]

If i quit my job tomorrow It'd be gardening, pressure washing etc during the day. Food delivery during the evening, youtube/twitch Then do these wilder ideas at the weekend - gaming etc as its highly unlikely to work so you need the base

[@arinray73]

you are not enjoying because u got no business, not even a single sale..

[@ty9er]

your feelings are irrelevant as your bank balance is -£10k, bring it back to the positives and then you can talk about your feelings.

[@HeartfeltHavenCore]

As hard as this is getting to watch I have the upmost respect for you and your partner to be able to push through something so stressful. Keep it up, you’ll be out of this debt in no time bro 😎

[@Holstead]

It is continually stressful 😅 thanks man

[@rh9583]

start a business related to your degrees rather than just trying to make a quick quid

[@PhotoBombRentals]

As someone that is in the wedding industry, it's a hard but rewarding industry. You have to put you heart and soul into it, and love what you do. I'm glad you got out of it fast people can sniff out the people that love it and those are just in it for the money ( mostly other vendors ). I hope you do find something you love to do, that's then end goal. As Mark Twain said 'Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.'

[@Holstead]

Wise words

[@OPUP]

I hope there’s an MBA course out there studying these videos. The good thing about watching intelligent people try and fail at a variety of projects is the practical lessons you can apply to all the theoretical knowledge you have. There are several good conversations in here about marketing, promotion, optimization and the true cost of ownership of a business and I respect the risk you’ve incurred to show all that here on the channel. I can’t wait to see the reaction videos from entrepreneurs and business consultants as they pick apart your decisions and make adjustments. I hope you do come out the end of all this with a means of income you define and control for yourself.

[@MagicPixel]

The problem with this series is that you don't actually seem to need the money. I mean, you're not worried about the skyrocketing living costs, about the failed businesses. You're worried about "not doing something we like". I think this is the problem of your whole generation. Work is not for fun, otherwise it would be called *fun*. Work is to put bread on the table. To pay the bills. Once you manage that, you can start thinking about side hustles and hobbies. Putting *fun* into a job as a priority is the wrong approach.

[@goguichi]

pressure washing + grass cutting seems to be the way to go.

[@sltysailor]

Starting a gaming channel just because you both like playing video games is the same situation you currently are in. It’s something you like to do in your free time but do you love it enough to make it your full time job? How much time do you like spending on playing video games? It better be a butt ton because that is what you have to do to build a gaming channel these days. It is very naive optimism to casually run a gaming channel.

[@BoomBoomy320]

These videos are the perfect representation of the raw essence of what it looks like starting a business I don’t know of any other videos that do this

[@Ray_Vun]

no. these videos are the perfect representation of the raw essence of trying to make a quick buck. every time something isn't immediately profitable, they jump ship

[@BoomBoomy320]

@ damn 💀

[@gemgemr7]

Me and my partner get excited about these vids every Sunday, keep it up man youll get there one day!!

[@Holstead]

Thanks 😁

[@ItsIceyyy]

Oh yes a gaming channel is the answer to all of your problems... LOL

[@karklive4677]

game making, are you joking?

[@Orys-k1g]

2025-what better year to dive into game development? A time when the industry is plagued by over-saturation, impossible player expectations, and shrinking budgets. Perfect for tackling one of the most soul-draining, time-devouring creative endeavors known to humanity. And the best part? With years of dev time ahead and a failure rate rivaling lottery odds, success is practically guaranteed. Truly, there’s no better moment to pour your life into a project no one asked for!

[@WillyJunior]

One of the most challenging things you can ever undertake

[@CeoSync]

If you work hard at something you love, there is only one option but succeed (please don't pivot again I'm begging you)

[@terror_bites]

Pressure washing game.

[@Jacktalkssense]

Push or pivot?! There has never been push. More pivot than Ross in friends

[@darksushi9000]

This channel is a KZbin channel about making up situations that can be filmed for KZbin. The game doesn’t matter as it’s an excuse for tutorials and oooh the hot market is too big.

[@deronr2463]

Couldn't you hire workers to pressure wash for you if you grew the business enough?

[@Poshcat]

That is the tried and true path for labourers. Put the sweat and effort in until you can hire someone to do the labour while you handle getting new business and the paperwork. It's not sexy, but it's an achievable plan.

[@thomasjswhite]

This is a better idea but my brother in christ you need to stick with this and not just wander about on side gigs...

[@Synchronised01]

John, I've been watching this series since day 1. It was really good to watch and see you excited about the project. The pressure washing was fantastic. Not only for content, but for your finances. The thing is, you didn't throw yourself fully into it. You felt it was beneath you and that you should be doing something less demanding. You said Kendra hadn't been working since this series started. Why didn't you have her helping you with the jobs? You had two pressure washers. Instead of selling one, you should have kept them both, built another tank and had you BOTH working on a single job. that would turn some of your 7-8 hour jobs into 3-4 hour jobs. Get back to pressure washing and change your perspective. I worked in hospitality for 8 years and I loved my job. Not because I enjoyed pouring pints and serving food to people, but for the experience I gave to my guests. The customer experience and their happiness is what drives service jobs. Turning to youtube to make video game content in an already extremely saturated space won't work well. You'll have some people come over to there from here but you won't have the kind of success you think you're gonna have. Starting a film/game studio is an insane idea and should be a dream, not your next business prospects. Do you have any idea what goes into making a video game? How hard it is? How much work you have to put in? It will take you literally years to develop a game that is meaningful enough to consumers to actually want to play it. Focus on the pressure washing. Show us your journey of turning that into an operation from a bin on the top of your car to a profitable business that affords you to employ people to do the heavy work.

[@Curlysnail42]

I hope you’re not discouraged by all the mean comments, me and my fiancé love to sit down and watch these every Sunday :)

[@Holstead]

Amazing to hear 😍

[@DonovanBanks]

Please finally use social media to advertise the pressure washing

[@karklive4677]

just get a job bro. You are livin in a utopia

[@glynnbarton2614]

thats the problem with todays deluded generation dont want too commit to hard work even though the prssure washing would have put bread on the table

[@dfarrall]

Great that you've realised what your passions are and thats the route you want to take. Given you already understand it needs to be a side hustle, have you not thought about getting jobs in your fields? CS can be highly paid and will get you some real experience for your side hustle. Given Kendra has a masters i'm sure she could find something to bring some income in that isn't totally mind numbing for her.

[@kristianandersen5958]

I really appreciate the approach you’re taking with these videos. Have you considered creating something tailored to video content and marketing for businesses? It seems like you’ve already got a solid understanding of what works.

[@stevefrags3901]

Go back to plan A! Get the pressure washing business back full time and get rid of all the debt. Then restart! No more debt!

[@rudygabrielperdomo9523]

If all else fails, there's always OF...

[@mkdons22]

Made a few K didn't he ? Get kendra on board and sorted 👌

[@radfaraf]

I think he did that already!

[@QuimLover]

Have you got any experience in making video games? If not, how can you possibly start up a successful new studio?

[@Ray_Vun]

they have 0 experience in every single business they went into this series

[@neonemoism]

You were charging a thousand more than market rate, with no experience and targeting non local customers. Why would you think ANYONE would pay for that

[@deronr2463]

Why not write a book before you create the game? Skills-wise it'll be a lot easier to get off the ground, you could also crowd fund a game if people like the concept of the world you create...

[@turbosnail6119]

The bright side is that you can take the skills you've learned and apply them to your new ventures. The bad part is that I don't see how you can apply that to video games. I would say go for the film making instead. There's already so many aspiring directors, I know a few that I've worked with in the past that are now in film school, I don't see the point in going for that role. I would suggest doing more of a supporting role like making the sets/props that the directors need for their films. That way, you can still be involved in the story telling aspect (taking others ideas and bringing them to life with your own interpretation) but have a lot more options and creative liberties. For gaming, I follow A TON of indie devs, I love keeping up with small devs/teams trying to make their own path in the gaming space. Making games is just extremely time consuming (so your idea of "passive"/automated income is already out the window there).The majority of the devs I follow have been working on their games for literal years on end and many are only on like version 0.5 or something similar aka maybe halfway done. You have the good devs that can finish games in roughly 2-3 years, get a good reception on release but after a few updates, they have to move onto their next project to keep their supporters on their Patreon interested. Then you have the other devs that make a really well liked game that's still in beta but never fully release it and keep adding very small updates once every few months to try and keep supporters on their Patreon and they just milk it for as long as they can. But the majority either abandon their games entirely or release it to such a small audience that theres no way that they can live off of it. Basically what I'm saying is that I genuinely think that if you want to create your own business/income, gaming is just a bad idea.

[@boyoterry154]

Feels like you're trying to start businesses with zero skills. Do what you know!

[@IamaFungi]

You should just start a new business. Buy fruit from grocery stores, dry freeze it and sell them in cups with a label of “health”. That’s basically the brainless job you guys need.

[@SamudroEntertainment]

A lot of the comments here are really negative and while some are deserved, I really appreciate these videos. Great lessons for what works and what you shouldn't do when you're starting your own business. If you are going into game dev, I suggest making smaller, more focused games, and not to be too ambitious, especially with your first game. Something like Interactive movies in the vein of Her Story, Immortality, or short games like 12 Minutes and those Chilla's Art horror games (made by two brothers). Can't wait to see the games you make

[@Holstead]

thanks man!

[@VievesVideoDiaries]

Bless kendra 🤣

[@jyloto5935]

Can't understand how you didn't foresee yourselves not enjoying the wedding business, very silly to commit so much time, money and effort into something your heart was never in. You say you dread communicating with customers... I couldn't think of a worse business to be in

[@jamieswingdem9812]

Why is Kendra brushing her teeth at her desk 🤣

[@Holstead]

We slept in the office 1/2 nights a week to get more work done

[@QuimLover]

@@Holstead That is so bleak :(

[@retaliationgaming8693]

‘Making as much money as quickly as possible’ is well and good but clearly this goal is detached from the care and attention one needs to put into a business, stick to the pressure washing, wedding business is the long term, learning curve of a side hustle bro.

[@eddiesonic4747]

You already had a good job. Routine makes it simpler. You quit too early

[@tortilla7221]

that water pressuring was rolling until you guys stopped! you could've keep it a weekly job to compensate for the debt! hence it was actually recovering the debt step by step! if you kept up that daily work in like a 2 months you would've paid all your debt znd why not even expending on the project!

[@ayannadivineempath]

Guys this is textbook ADHD behavior if you havent looked into getting a diagnosis it might be time since its negatively affecting your ability to bring in a ateady job.

[@happyhippoformyhwppyhippo]

what behaviours do they show, other than risk taking behaviour? does everyone who gambles now have adhd?

[@ayannadivineempath]

@happyhippoformyhwppyhippo what an odd thing to say. I'm not going to humor your strawman argument with an explanation. I didn't see any gambling here, this is not the same thing as gambling which is specifically a form of "gaming". What an astounding and uninformed leap.

[@vanchark]

@@ayannadivineempaththe only “astounding and uninformed leap” is the one you made while playing armchair psychologist lol

[@jimsully9851]

Great to see you have the pressure washing to fall back on while you regroup for the next project. My personal view on wedding planning is that it is too important to people and you can therefore only get things wrong. For example DJ doesn’t show up, the couple will blame you for ruining their big day. High stress and couldn’t pay me any money to do it. To the haters, Jon and Kendra should list out all their skills through these projects and their eduction, would beat any CV of someone coming on here giving hate. Keep going guys!

[@Pogmothoin17]

How many businesses and side hustles have you tried now across the lifespan of your channel? Why haven’t any of them worked out for you? I wish you all the best but surely it’s a great opportunity to really reflect backwards before moving forwards

[@bostonjunk]

How are you with a soldering iron? There's some money to be made in ornamental electronics - e.g. there's a company called Train Tracker that sells circuit boards with LEDs that show live train or weather maps, and they sell for a few hundred a pop, for what can't be too much in parts costs. I've thought about what it would take to make one, but it's a bit beyond my skill.

[@mattkevin]

Do wedding videography, thats where the money is!

[@Ryan-zt4kd]

Love this series! Keep it up brother

[@Holstead]

🙏

[@alexandertsigaridas5411]

The more they ask, the less likely they are to buy. Make sure you won't sound like an answer machine, it's off-putting.

[@Kentas12]

why does blud always choose the most saturated business models

[@Ray_Vun]

because it's the ones he keeps seeing being advertised

[@mkdons22]

Am i right in saying the real passion is creating content and wanting to succeed on YT and these businesses are just for content ? Thats the feeling i always get. You were onto something with the pressure washing then quit in spring when you would of scooped up a lot more business

[@Rleatfitness]

The power washing works, stick with that and get it making you a consistent income then you can start to experiment with other things

[@accoviser]

At this stage, with your growth on KZbin and social media, wouldn’t a marketing agency be an option? Hope the gaming works out, I think it’ll be a better fit than weddings or confetti at this stage, but I do wonder at how you make gaming work commercially for you given your circs?

[@cobravello453]

the sooner you announce youve decided to get normal day jobs, the more comments are gonna say 'that sounds reasonable', if you leave it too long the comments will be more 'told you so'

[@XxLEW1SxX23]

Looking jacked this week Jon

[@Holstead]

😏

[@whatthepick]

Well at least your in the game

[@soyboypersonalfinance1138]

£350 is wayyy to cheap

[@terror_bites]

Where I think you really would make some cash. You're good at making websites and getting leads/sales via PPC. Companies would pay for that. Especially if you're willing to go the extra mile and make videos for youtube/tiktok for them.

[@Harlordgaming]

You should try utilize vending machine businesses THEY ARE REALLY GOOD

[@SpaceGhostNZ]

When you were talking about how you love video and story and all that, i wanted to yell at the screen, bro just do youtube! You say that all the money you make goes back into the vids, so maybe try to get sponsors! Or post twice a week with one vid edited by yourself to save costs. I think people would be more interested in that and it fits all your criteria perfectly, especially the "unique" which the game/gaming channel does not. Just a thought mate 😉

[@b.w.6152]

Ok i didn't know it would turn around that fast, i still wish you all the best with your let's play channel, i was checking it out but d3 is really a game thats old, that i know in and out and i can't be arsed to watch anyone play it casually. Dying Light unfortunately doesn't entice me at all, hope there will be stuff i'm into in the future.

[@b.w.6152]

Something new maybe, Path of Exile 2 is around the corner, maybe the new Dragon Age. I could also recommend something like Baldurs Gate 3, because it's very choice/story driven. Gothic/Risen series are some of my favourite games, older but Gothic 1 will get a remake so knowing the series might be good when it's coming out.

[@AlexanderCooper-n1j]

Oooo, you can do a story based game like Minecraft: Story mode. It's a proven format and can be adapted into film. (Ex: Block by block: the amulet)

[@peaksix_]

where'd the gaming channel go?

[@eddiesonic4747]

Guys.... Hahh...

[@freecryptos]

Sell webinars, 1 on 1 call with you, share your knowledge - people would book it from here, online.

[@theshosher]

Nope cuz that's gonna kill this again

[@Ray_Vun]

what knowledge? he doesn't know shit. if he did he wouldn't be pivoting from one business to another all the time after jumping into something he has 0 clue about. the only knowledge he can share is "don't start a business unless you got rich parents to pay for everything so you don't get into massive debt"

[@thatbusinesstrainer1414]

Please ffs, please let me help you...this is painful to watch.

[@Holstead]

Sure shoot an email to [e-mail]

[@Jermainesemenya]

Look guys it happens things don't always go as planned. Remember Alex Hormozi once said as long as you keep playing the game you win. So get some rest go back to the drawing board and get back in the game. YOU GOT THIS🎉🔥

[@Holstead]

thanks my dude 😁

[@Joe90Gallagher]

It’s only a failure if you give up. Good on you guys for still trying! Looking forward to see how it all goes

[@Holstead]

This guy gets it

[@MoltenArmour]

you got this! (not watched yet)

[@Holstead]

Thanks my dude

[@WatchingTheo]

Keep at it. Comments will always be critical.

[@user-hy5vq6el7j]

They won't be if he starts behaving more realistic.

[@365DaysofSilver]

Like #39

[@ASSAADBAZZAL]

Hi

[@Holstead]

hey

[@ASSAADBAZZAL]

Qim first pls pin me

[@Tpbraut]

sell your skills as a course...

[@2sohx]

Those that can't do, teach.

[@Synchronised01]

How can they sell a course when they have no successful businesses?

[@Me-0063]

@@Synchronised01basically no one that sells a course is successful out of it

[@dionvanhezewijk5390]

Comical, the whole series feels like a fever dream. What a mess.

[@dionvanhezewijk5390]

Wheres the link to the new gaming channel?