Electricians — ever feel like you're doing everything right but still spinning your wheels?This week’s been manic — late nights, nonstop work, and it’s got me thinking: Why are so many sparkies burning out or giving up? I made this video because I've been there — 20+ years of running my own electrical business without going back to being employed. I want to share the real stuff that makes the difference: how to get regular work, earn decent money, and build a business that doesn’t break you.Whether you're a newly qualified electrician wondering what to charge, or a few years into your journey and thinking, “Why am I still not busy?”, this one's for you.In this video:The hard truths about running your own electrical businessWhat to do when you're not getting enough workHow to stop doing jobs for free and charge what you're worthWhy customer relationships are the backbone of a successful trade businessMy advice for anyone who's ready to quit self-employment (and what to do instead)💡 Want to know how I got constant recommendations and regular work without spending loads on ads? It’s all in the way you run your business — and I’ll show you how.👇 Drop your questions in the comments — or email me directly if you’re stuck. I’ll do my best to answer or point you in the right direction.🔗 More videos to help you grow your electrical business here:https://linktr.ee/toolboxtalkforelectricians✅ Need a simple download to work out what you should be charging as a self-employed electrician?Join the Toolbox Talk Facebook Group or email me — I’ll send it over!👷‍♂️ This channel is for self-employed electricians who want to:Reduce stress 💥Earn more money 💷Gain back their time ⏱️Subscribe for weekly real-talk videos, tips from the tools, and guidance to help you go from Apprentice to Boss in your trade business.🎙️ Also check out the podcast:From Apprentice to Boss: Electricians' Journey to Independence🎯 Don’t forget to like, comment, and hit the bell so you don’t miss the next video that could help you turn things around.👇 Drop a comment if this hit home, or tag a mate who needs to hear it.