This guy makes $1,900 a week teaching kids how to use hand saws.
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This guy makes $1,900 a week teaching kids how to use hand saws. It started with one Facebook post that didnt even have pictures or pricing. (i'm telling you, this stuff works) And that post turned into $50,000 in five months. Then he signed a $30,000 contract for 14 weeks. Every Friday, two hours, 40 students. His startup cost was $425 in Harbor Freight tools. But he collected deposits upfront, so TECHNICALLY he could have started for free. Moms pay between $50 - $75 an hour per kid and the state of Florida pays him directly within 24 hours through their homeschool scholarship program
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