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Creating a successful business requires skill and experience. But recognizing an opportunity and seizing it can be just as important. That’s what Ernie Anderson did when he started Allgood Sewer & Septic Tank Service in White House, Tennessee, in 2007. Before he was old enough to have a driver’s license Ernie knew enough about septic pumping to train new employees for his father’s pumping business. By 18, Ernie earned more money than his buddies working at typical high school age jobs. As a young adult he decided to try something different, so he worked for a swimming pool company doing
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