“Plans are nothing; planning is everything.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower

Hi there construction friend! My name is Michael (MRod) Rodriguez and I create content helping contractors diversify their income so they don’t have to do manual labor all of their life.

The home for blue collar contractors who are ready to start planning a pivot away from day-to-day manual labor to blue-collar tailored alternative income streams.

If you’re new to real estate, going solo or owning a business I used to be in your exact spot. It’s hard to learn something new however you learned how to be a great contractor. And look at you now. You’re an expert. Let’s GO!

1.Determine how much extra income would be a good start

$200 a month, $300, $1500. It’s more possible than you think. I bring on average $2000 with my semi-passive real estate. While it was diffiult to repair my properties, develop new woodworking products, or deal with guests or tenants. The efforts I put in to get up and running with my busiensses was small in comparison to the amount of reward I received. You can do this!

2. Time commitment

Can you find 3 hours a week to learn a new business?

Everything has a learning curve. But I am hear to tell you that because you are already involved in construction you’re ahead of the game.

As a tradesperson you literally have the building blocks already in your brain. You understand how to get a house ready to rent or build Etsy/furniture products or teach.

3. Why get more income?

Every blue-collar worker will reach a day when the need to pivot away from manual labor has arrived. Our bodies are not designed for constant physical performance our entire adult life.

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