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I’m a one man show handyman/ carpenter. Been doing it for 17 years. I’ve had employees along the way, but I find it very hard to keep them or scale the business. As soon as they learn how to do the work, and get a pick up truck and a saw, they too are self employed. Can’t blame anyone for bettering themselves, but it makes it hard to retain talent. How do you guys do these internet businesses? I would love to have one, but don’t know how you even start?