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On this episode Nick sits down with Tyler Schmidt. Tyler wears a lot of hats - and one of them is a firefighter’s helmet. By day he’s a husband, a father, and a machine maintenance engineer at a local shop. By night he’s one of the heroes many of us take for granted – rescuing kittens from trees, saving the public from flaming automobile crashes, and making breakfast for little old ladies.
Tune in to learn all about Tyler’s trade school experience, his heartwarming EMT/Firefighting stories, and how to fight the system – from the inside.
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The United States of America is facing a dramatic shortage of tradespeople. We are running out of plumbers, electricians, carpenters, welders, and so many other skilled workers. Why? More people are retiring out of trades, than going into them. Yet the demand and salaries have never been higher. So…
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