How I started.

Louis Rossmann sends his regards. No don't panic! He is not a Lannister.

I'm too lazy to do it.

So motivating,keep up the good work.👍

Awesome story! I really enjoy Louis and I am going to enjoy hearing from you as well.

"Don't give yourself excuses. If there's something that you want to do, go out there and DO IT! The worst that can happen is that you may fail. Then just get yourself back up and try something else."

Best advice on the internet!

Smart people are more likely to doubt themselves, and their capabilities.
Good on you for not giving up!

So good to see people being brave and having a crack at something honourable and worthwhile. /me tips hat

Louis sent me here - great inspiring video! my OCD does kick in with the angle that screen is at (is magnified by the repeating image of course)

Good luck with your company.

IS this the refurb of Rossman group?

Why did you get rid of the Hakko 888D?

Good Man!

good job.

Awesome story... great job bootstrapping yourself up into something that clearly you excel at!

thanks so mucho for the video. You are so inspiring, Congratulations

You're a bloody inspiration Tim, liked and subbed - I do hobby-level electronics (ie small rc cars/boats, arduino robots) and seeing the work you guys do is incredible. Greetings from the UK

Tim you are an inspiration. I have watched Louis for years, and I am being pressured to help with port replacements, so I just this week purchased some of the cheapest hot air stations to find one that I can work with. I have virtually any solder experience. My $90 15 year old soldering iron (TMC) has been used probably 5 times. Then before I even crack open any of the hot air stations out of the boxes, I saw Lewis acknowledge you. I watched your live stream later and you are a solid person, from many little things, like locking up customers devices, cleaning the desk, sharing your experience and training, the discussion yesterday about warranty work (don't be too giving on unrelated warranty repairs), your mindset and logic are spot on to be successful. Keep positive and keep doing the hard work. Keep up the good work.

Nice do you have recommendations? Do you need j standard certification to perform in this line of business? I've been in the RC hobby for a few years now and have always enjoyed soldering and building/ repairing my own multirotors. Lightly in amateur radio as well. Im also located in so cal and would love a nudge in the right direction. Thanks

You are even funnier than Louis. Keep up the good work!

Saw the video Louis posted and am extremely proud of you brother! Such a huge inspiration to take the leap and try! Keep the drive and attitude and you will be unstoppable!!! Subbed! Keep it up!!

Just wanted to check out what Louis was excited about and it is awesome to see the progression in your business young man, awesome job and the best of luck!

8 people Clicked a thumbs down - Jeezeeee - I just trip.

Wishing you the best from Ireland

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Keep going ! Louis put a link to here so im' here to see ! i'm happy u find a way u like. Louis it's doing good to share his experience and tips... just sleep a bit more than him :) Good luck from Italy

Thank you so much for your influence and push that you given mi to move on with my choices tokeep taking the louisrossmangrouptraining at 50 years of age i was thinking the same way put now im going to keep learning and thanks to louis for sending me to watch your video, thank you Tim. TCRS

tim: yes home based business--look at carey Holzman, he works in his kitchen. I was watching a live stream one day and he got swatted. The swat team came, and were told someone was holding someone at gunpoint. Well you can imagine you might loose your life. Black guys are killed every day for having a faulty tail light bulb. Man if I were black I would walk around that car twice before driving at night.

Can you do a list of your major equipment you use now? Congrats on your "stick-with-it-ness"!

What microscope would u suggest i buy in 600$ range? Anyone

Hi Tim, can you give me your email, I want to asked you something privately? All best

Louis sent me here! All the best to you & your business!

Thanks for sharing your story Tim, very inspiring

Just subscribed love what I’m watching so far 🇬🇧👍

I always come back to this video dude inspiring

Good meeting you today !

Quality mate , just watched this kudos same same brother , never give in always find a way :-)

Good work!

This is such an amazing video for so many reasons. I wish you all the success!

Great story, I will keep going!! Thanks!!

Excellent channel. Glad I found it. Very informative and educational.

A fascinating and inspiriting story! I must admit it was scary in parts too! I mean your attempting those early repairs. Phew! But my goodness what a delightful journey of discovery, tenacity and fecundity! Loved it! Bravo!

PS How did you come with the name *TCRS Circuit*? Forgive me if you have already answered this question elsewhere.

Love the motivation

Hey there, Tim. Will be reaching out to you shortly RE: RTR-Project 3A. Thanks.

Hi thanks for the videos. I'm starting to repair mackbook hi already do some repairs at the board level but here where I am located (Azores Portugal ) there is no one to repair at the component level I have a beginner's doubt where do you find / buy the boards to donate the component?

Beautiful

Nice story. All sucess along the way