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When someone’s going to build a house, the first thing they do is lay the foundations. If you’re going to build something, that seems essential, doesn’t it? So why should it be any different with a lawn care business? This is where I see a lot of guys get it wrong. They think mowing lawns is all they have to do. It’s about: There’s a lot that goes into running a successful lawn business, or any business, really. You’ve got to have your ducks in a row. But if your ducks are going wild and they’re all over the place… We’ll help put your business on the straight and narrow — and get you making a profit real quick. Or hey, you can just spend ten years figuring it out yourself… Until next time, get out there, mow lawns and have fun Stuart Lawnmowing101 |
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