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Benny Boy🇵🇭🇯🇵 :

Went to trade school for hvac. Dean’s list, president’s list, top of my class, the whole 9. Was told I would be coming out as a journeyman and making $30+ right off the bat. First interview I had quickly learned I was finessed by my school.

gobioo :

Currently in Hvac school and most of has been book work

Rick :

The pay sucks is what they don’t tell you in school when your apprentice

Aizik Cardenas :

But it’s all worth it in the end .

Ifrit :

I had to drop out off welding not because of my ability to weld, but because i have such a hard time retaining information that i read. I couldnt pass the nccer tests.

Rosarioo22 :

Its HVAC you do not stop learning. you could be 5,10,25 years in the trade. Always something new so if this is too much then buckle up 🤣🤣

𝓟𝓮𝔂𝓽𝓸𝓷𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓲𝓽𝓪𝓰💎 :

I’m universal as a 17 years old, is that good?

Noah :

I got into hard labor work early, and before I even turned 20, I could already see how easy it is to get trapped in a cycle of working harder every year without ever really getting ahead. That realization stayed with me. While everyone around me accepted it as normal, I started spending my nights learning how people were building real income online with nothing but consistency and a phone. What began as late-night research slowly turned into something far bigger than I imagined, eventually bringing in over $550k within 8 months. Looking back now, it’s wild how a single shift in mindset changed everything for me.

Probably more than 4 bees :

I went HVAC and left after two years. was not for me for a lot of reasons. but here are a few things I learned. if you get the chance go commercial or union over residential. or if you have to do residential go for a company that does exclusively new con. much easier to fix/less customer interaction, plus most of the stuff is in warrenty so you don't have angry customers upset they are paying out of pocket. and some of those companies have separate positions for start and checks vs service, and start and checks is super easy. try not to spend too much on tools until you get to the company and see what everyone else is using. trade school I went to gave terrible tool recs. good luck

Jacob Chapa :

bro school is bs yall need real life experience

Wilson.mp3 :

I Alr got my universal epa 608 Brodie

Luis :

I hate that core book with a passion

Duke 🩸 :

Just pay attention in class brudda💯

🪐 :

Trust I get it bro, I just started my electrician cert ts get tedious, but just keep going bro, if you don’t do it for yourself do it for your family and make them proud🖤

Elow :

Bros struggling on open book😭

Banks :

don't even trip what i'm doing is apprenticeship then evening trade class 🙏

A.Lopez1194 :

They dont tell you about books and paper in school? Did school change over the last 5 years or?

Jordan :

Textbook work is easy fr

Husssle_hearted :

Lock in gang you got it 💪🏾

santanaw0rld_ :

nathan_grim666 :

Keep learned even after you finish keep watching videos , keep getting books

Devonte :

That it’s a waste of time. You learn on the job but I wouldn’t take away from your experience just coming from someone that has went along the same journey as you. Stay resilient and learn and ask as many questions as you can. The money will come but knowledge is power.

xzeeto :

i rmb that core book

Reaper🏀 :