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100 lawns nearly broke me.
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I always thought the answer to growth was always mowing more and building my business larger. I would aim for a lawn every 40 minutes, around 12–14 lawns a day. But when I hit 100 lawns on the books, it started hitting roadblocks.
I was all over the place. That’s when I decided that things had to change. Instead of adding, I started subtracting:
Here’s the crazy part: I now earn the same as before, just working 20 hours a week. I could double my hours (and income), but I’m happy with a business that suits my lifestyle. The lawns are better. Inside the membership, I’ll show you exactly how I did it— Until next time, get out there, mow lawns and have fun Stuart Lawnmowing101 P.S. Ready to take your lawn care business to the next level? 🚀 Get Your Google My Business Listing Built Live on Zoom - Only $14.99 (Usually $99). Watch us build your professional listing and you can look forward to a couple of free leads a week. No waiting, no guesswork, just results in real time. 👉 Book Your Live Session 📱 Complete Business Package: Website + Google My Business for $39/month (or save with $349/year). Everything you need to get found online and start attracting more local customers. 👉 Get Started Today 💰 Get paid faster: There’s also great invoice software we use for just $10/month that lets you send professional quotes and recurring invoices — and even get paid faster. 👉 check it out here |
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