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    A lot of it comes down to how you position/positioned yourself. If you want the better jobs you have to take less of the small jobs. It's hard when you need the money, but much of the business is referral, so do you want high-end referrals, or low-end?

    There is nothing wrong with either spectrum, it just what you want to, or can do. Quick, high volume, low income. Or slow, low volume, high-income. Just different markets, like just about everything on the planet.

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    • I spent 10 years learning that and more slowly trying to reposition better. Still doing it.ETM
    • Going through a rename/rebrand now to shake off the last shackles of legacy.ETM
    • it's also not as easy as "choosing". If it were, there'd be a lot more successful companies.formed
    • The problem is everyone chases money to the bottom. At the start, it's hard to say no to even a crappy $1k-$2k job.ETM
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