Insure with Mike

Every electrician I know insures the van and the tools.

Almost none insure the person driving the van.

Tag one. They'll get it.

Every summer someone at a BBQ finds out what I do and asks if they actually need it.

I never answer. I ask them one thing back.

If you couldn't work for six months, who pays your bills?

Answer that in the comments.

Six videos this week and this is the only one with a link.

That's on purpose.
The rest was for thinking.
This one is for doing.

Fifteen minutes, no pressure, and you'll know exactly where you stand.

August calendar is in my bio.

Watched this happen to people I care about and the money part always catches families off guard.

Not the treatment.

The everything else.

Nobody plans to switch careers to recovery.

Save this one. It matters more later than it does today.

Third time hearing this one since June so it earned its own video.

For the record, I hope nothing happens to you either.

Hope just isn't the part that pays the mortgage.

Plan or a mood? Settle it in the comments.

Eleven days off and the wildest part was how normal work felt when I got back.

That only happens when things are set up right before you leave.

Same idea applies to the time off you don't choose.

DM me the word BACK if it's time to talk.

Your chair only pays when you're behind it. Every stylist knows this.

Almost none have a plan for it.

Tag your stylist.

They'll get it immediately.

Counted four insured vehicles in one driveway this weekend and zero insured incomes.

Not judging. Mine looked the same for years. Toys covered, you not?

Comment yes or no.

Eleven days off and the out of office is coming down next week.

If later was the plan all summer, good news. It is later.
August calendar is in my bio, short call, zero pressure.

First one back gets to hear a canoe story.

Scheduled this post before I left, which honestly supports the ten out of ten.

The canoe email check was not my proudest moment.

Self-employed friends, rate your last real vacation out of ten.

Zero means you answered a client call at a wedding. No judgement. Some judgement.