He thought he’d make millions of dollars selling solar panels door-to-door. The reality was much darker.

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The Spectacular Burnout of a Solar Panel Salesman

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Aaron Colvin, a driven and hardworking teen, dreamed of becoming an entrepreneur. He wanted to provide for his mother, who raised him on her own. For Wired, Brendan I. Koerner writes about Colvin’s stint doing door-to-door solar sales, which required a lot of effort for little reward. Colvin’s strange experience reveals a toxic and cult-like culture within solar companies that promise money, a glamorous influencer lifestyle, and self-improvement…

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He thought he'd make millions of dollars selling solar panels door-to-door. The reality was much darker.

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Aaron Colvin was doing tricep pushdowns on the health club when he noticed a cartoonishly big bodybuilder throughout the mirrored room. The man was teaching a girl via a set of cable rows, and the 18-year-old Colvin paused to check their method. When the bodybuilder caught him staring and lumbered over, Colvin received involved. He figured he was about to be accused of ogling the person’s girlfriend—certainly one of health club tradition’s cardi…

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The Spectacular Burnout of a Photo voltaic Panel Salesman

Aaron Colvin was doing tricep pushdowns at the gym when he noticed a huge cartoon bodybuilder in the mirrored room. The man trained the woman through a series of wires, and 18-year-old Colvin stopped learning the technique. When the bodybuilder caught him staring and lumbered over, Colvin was shocked. He figured he would be accused of ogling his girlfriend-one of the gym culture’s cardinal sins. But the bodybuilder just wanted to strike up a fri…

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