Another Life Lesson I learned
There is a life lesson here
On the job pulling cable by yourself is a task and is hard work, although I make it look easy. You first must determine a path for the cable to go. There are a few things to consider. The most important is you must follow city and state regulations. One thing I thought about is when you pull cable it is prudent that you pull a string with it. You do this if for no other reason you need to pull more cable in the future along the same path.
Many Fold Life Lesson
The greatest thing to take from this is to plan. Even before you plan you must do the research. You research to see if the task is possible and profitable. If possible and profitable then proceed with the plan. Once the plan is set in motion then execute.
Another lesson is don't start until you have gathered all of your supplies and have laid them out. It's nothing like stopping momentum than stopping to gather more materials or supplies.
Once you have your supplies in place then get to work.
Here's another rich lesson I learned. If your pulling cable by yourself, no matter how long or short the distance it is much more difficult versus having help.
People in the office who have never seen a cable pull have no idea how much effort it takes to pull cable and it goes the same with anyone who has never tried to do what your are doing right now to increase your wealth.
Just because it sounds easy
Just because we make it sound really easy to do what we do does not make it easy. Getting to your goal is not easy and the people who are not directly involved have no idea what it takes to complete the task.
Your pull string is not only for you
The pull string you used as a just in case can be used not only to pull a second cable it can also be used as your success grows to pull someone else up that may need a hand. The person behind you may not know the path so your string will show them the way.
Just make sure you show them how to replace the pull string so that the saga can continue...
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Well said James. Great lesson and well worth keeping in mind as we develop our new businesses. Thank you for sharing your story.
Very well put Holypractice.......thanks for sharing :)