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The real reason I mow lawns for a living
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When you're just starting off, you want to say yes to everything. I did the same. In the early days, I was doing a bit of everything. But as time went on, I started to see the cracks. And when you’re staying solo, you’ve only got so much time in the week. That’s when I started trimming the fat. Because if I’m honest, that’s why I got into this game in the first place. And recurring lawn clients? So yeah, say yes when you’re starting. But as your business matures, tighten the focus. Until next time, get out there, mow lawns and have fun P.S.If you're ready to tighten things up, grow smarter, and actually get paid well for your time… No fluff. No gimmicks. |
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