Unless you plan to learn to do something really well don't waste everyones time. America already has a vast number of self employed tradesmen, who are learning on the job. Second, if you don't like to return phone calls, show up when you said you would, or remember the price you quoted, you may be well suited for this line of work.
Seriously, I have a card index and cell phone full of numbers for skilled, talented and reliable tradesmen that i respect and call on when the need arrises. I also have thrown away just as many numbers for unreliable, unskilled, loudmouthed, know it alls, that are no loner welcome at my place.
If you are good and like what you do, constantly learn to do it better and faster, there are many places to make a living.
Roofing, Fencing, Concrete finishing. pole barn building, septic systems, come to mind.
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