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Today I was thinking about the numerous conversations and debates on how to start and run a laundry PUD business.
There's a lot of chatter about the "right" way to start and run a business.
That chatter can often make the whole thing seem like a complex undertaking.
I believe the chatter has overly complicated it in the minds of those looking to start PUD.
To drive this point home, I will share the story of a fellow laundry entrepreneur, a friend of mine, who's built a thriving business on a model as simple as it gets. We'll call him Jason (he'll know Jason is him when he reads this. 😉)
Jason's journey into the laundry industry began like many others.
He bought a laundromat, offering self-service and drop-off options. As his business grew, he decided to expand into the PUD sector.
After several years of operating both the laundromat and the PUD service, Jason made a bold move: He sold the laundromat to focus solely on PUD.
“It doesn't have to be complicated and fancy.”
