$500 in 5 Hours Solo Workday 🌱 (Summer Mowing) ☀️ Full-Time Lawn Care Business Workvlog

[@MrRogelio297]

Bro, I’m 67 and I just started my lawn care business. Wish me luck KZbin 🙏

[@rular888]

You got disssssssss

[@panthermelchizedek6096]

Go for it!

[@EricJA921]

go make that money man...cheers.

[@samwood7331]

I'm 71, do 40 lawn per week. key is the right equipment and take care of your body. good luck

[@waterheaterservices]

61, installing 200 pound water heaters. Lets keep going.

[@emw5542]

I’m 15 and have 20 clients. Just made 5k this year Now snow removal starts baby

[@maestrooscuro5299]

Good job!

[@rjbarron8442]

Yessss snooooooww. I think we can all agreed snow is the best time of year. Wait till you get your license and can plow. Nothing like being the only one in the road. You really think about stuff you’ve never thought about before. Have fun! Stay safe brother!

[@notreh7005]

How did u get those clients? I’m trying snow removal this year and I’m 16! Would appreciate some advice

[@04yungin86]

@@notreh7005 I’m 16 too all I do is walk around knocking asking if they want their yard cut or what ever or invest in some business cards

[@notreh7005]

@@04yungin86 gotcha. Are you doing snow removal this time of the year? Got my first client lined up!

[@sarkasztic]

I work with my dad in his landscaping business. I used to hate it when I was younger cause I thought it was tough work, but after growing up I started to see the positives in it, like the freedom of being your own boss, being able to control your work environment, not having to deal with terrible co workers(im a introvert also), being outside enjoying nature. It’s still tough work but happiness & peace is something you cant put a price on.

[@johnr9362]

Are you really your own boss tho?!?! You're working for these people who own the houses.

[@sarkasztic]

John R you’re always going to work for somebody but being the owner can give you the ability to decide who you want to work for and with

[@brickgoon]

@@sarkasztic Exactly.

[@bwing411]

Also think hard work is the best solution for life’s problems. Really hard to feel depressed or useless after a hard days work. Just thickening your skin and accomplishing something with your hands. A beautiful thing

[@aoftoni4127]

@@cb.1212 thank you

[@marzthegawd64]

Bro said he’s and introvert and likes his space.... a vibe... and a subscription

[@a-terrible-fate532]

besides working for yourself alone means you take home all of the profit

[@michaelscacciaferro8210]

Started my own business a few days ago cuz of your videos. I have 6 yards already and am loving it.

[@kiz__]

How’s it going?

[@АндрійРоманович-й6т]

I had a model older than this one that I love. My sister has difficulty with tools that are too heavy and she actually loved mine and found it easy to use kzbin.infoUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG . This is a newer model but was even lighter which she really appreciates. She enjoys it and I no longer have to go to her house to trim as she can handle it fine. Haven't used it enough to comment on the battery life but lithium batteries last longer than the old style. Being cordless makes it easy to trim the far edges of the property. The entire yard can be trimmed with one charged battery.

[@jnelson11]

I’m telling you... if you’re life is stressed... get outside and mow lawns. This guy giving out the best life advice ever!

[@delfinobarrera3115]

You are right I’m a landscaper out here in TX stress reliever for sure sometimes it’s just like cardio workout.

[@Vintagetube310]

Or go hoop. 👍🏽

[@peytonf9466]

@@Vintagetube310 for real bro.

[@austinmullen6994]

Spot on. Something about mowing lawns that de stresses everything

[@JohnStockton7459]

True, i got a dui and now its hard to get jobs so this kinda business is definitely something im looking into

[@bikeking5259]

I’m only 15 been mowing for the past 2 years solo with 46 regular clients and I built my own trailer for my push bike that fits mower and all my gear in it, and has a motor that powers the trailer wheels to get me up hills, i highly encourage other young kids with the right mindset to get into mowing, it’s 10x better than McDonald’s pay. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@cdg_huntressed5397]

Good shit mate I'm doing the same atm. I have only 1 client right now. Good luck to you bro

[@adrianlezama5024]

Yes this is a really good business for young people. It’s not for everyone though it does get hard at times. Kids nowadays are lazy and have everything they want from their parents. I bought 30 lawns from a friend in 2015. And now I have a new wright stander a bobcat and a dixie chopper and 2 trucks.

[@cdg_huntressed5397]

@@adrianlezama5024 good job mate continue with the good work👍

[@Srathy]

Seeing al these people succeeding in their hustles makes me happy 💪🤟💯 I’m planning to start a lawn mowing business since I’m just out of high school. I want to be able to buy a car before college starts.

[@ernietrautwein975]

i did the same exact thing except didnt build the trailer just the hitch on a garden cart from lowes

[@mistamone]

I like the fact he keeps his overhead expenses low. He proves that you don't have to have the big equipment to be successful!

[@NickOloteo]

This guy literally went out and made a lawn mowing course. That’s creative!

[@rsarahi14]

My sentiments exactly lol. I was like really? You really can find anything on KZbin! Lol as long as someone’s creative enough to do it. Or, someone who genuinely wanted to show people how to start a mowing business. ☺️ Perhaps both!

[@phajeb001]

He could probably make way more money selling his business idea and “how to book” on mowing the lawn.

[@Makemoneymowing]

@@phajeb001 you can make a lot of money doing anything if you become good at it 🙂 don’t forget KZbin ad revenue as well

[@user-ue5iq2ue4m]

I'm a single mom living paycheck to paycheck, my 13 years old boy got me into stocks. That has been my smartest move so far.

[@NickOloteo]

@@user-ue5iq2ue4m awesome! That’s great to hear that you guys are investing

[@danielmar4532]

I'm a landscaper in Arizona and we start at 5 am. And work mabye till 1 pm. But making close to 2000 a week in 35 hours makes it worth it

[@MonsieurBlain]

Nice! Do the neighbors complain about the noise at 5a.m?

[@corbinwilson660]

Where at in az?

[@danielmar4532]

Lake havasu city. But I don't start using power tools till about 7.

[@Josh44808]

@@danielmar4532 need extra hands? Lmao

[@FootyEditsShorts]

@@Josh44808 facts

[@MichaelDeLaRosa]

2 years later from seeing this video, got my own lawn care business and next year will be multiple 6 figures 😎😎 The video that pushed me to take that step 💪

[@216_matt]

Are u a solo business and do u live in a place where it snows? If so what do u do during the winter? Also how many clients and how much do u charge?

[@OFFTHEIR.]

@@216_matt the best way to learn would be to send it & figure it out bud. his method may not work for you & his towns rate could be different to yours - take the risk and create a price based on your worth/work ethic. if it snows where you are, make a rate for what work you’d want someone to do at your own home.

[@216_matt]

@@OFFTHEIR. ok thanks

[@E.L.C.]

😆

[@OFFTHEIR.]

@@216_matt no problem buddy! I’m about to start my self - I have little knowledge too. I’m gonna start just like you - that’s how we get better! keep safe out there, one day you’ll be thanking your younger self for doing what everyone else is SCARED to do.

[@cryptoronin3073]

My parents have had the same person doing their yard for 30 years. The man have paid off his house here, and bought a house in his hometown in Mexico. And sent his 3 kids to college here. Anyone complaining there is no way to make money is just not looking hard enough

[@robertbell387]

Facts. Its like any other business. You just have to grow it and have a team of guys working with you.

[@boboso7238]

Sometimes you have to get uncomfortable before you can get comfortable again.

[@miggyv6856]

Or just don’t want to get their hands dirty. There is no excuse. There is money to be made here in the US.

[@jonathanmcniel6483]

They don't pay taxes.

[@miggyv6856]

@@jonathanmcniel6483 how do you know?

[@appliancerepairbymel2734]

“We don’t chase them; we replace them.” Wise words. Thanks, Bruh.

[@Makemoneymowing]

Quit cheatin yo' self & start treating yo' self 😎 yw man thanks for the love!

[@keith-kalfas]

This is awesome bro.

[@Randomvids205]

Kieth kalfas!! You’ve helping me a lot too man

[@hamiltoncooper3603]

Where you been at bro?

[@luismarquez1866]

@Jeremy Mitchell Good job Jeremy where so proud of you

[@Makemoneymowing]

Thanks brother 😎 I watched a ton of your vids on the come up!

[@alexmartinez-ec6yc]

Slick a** dude. Following.

[@nickystixxx2481]

Dude idk how my youtube rabbit hole got me here but damn, alot of positivity and hard work, rare now a days

[@andraeb1981]

I always call this free exercise. You can pay the gym 30 to 40 a month to work out or find something that can pay you

[@Makemoneymowing]

Damn straight 😎

[@MyrtleBeachCam]

Andrae Brown it’s only $10 a month at planet fitness ..but I get the point though ..

[@wesleypipes6390]

My man 😏💰!!! And to all the real men out there, who don't be on b,s, get that bread and let's live this life we were blessed to have!!!

[@DLewisADVentures]

Free exercise, I actually see it as being paid to exercise.

[@csf.outdoors7933]

Yeah I sell fire wood for the same reason

[@karsten_mitc]

16:56 starts the most importend part. This dude is a straight up professional. I saw him for the first time right now and im so impressed. Such a cool and relaxed person. Imagine, he is my boss. I would kill for him. This dude right here is in 10 years a multi millionaire. Much respect and good luck from Germany.

[@Makemoneymowing]

You’re too kind my brother 🙏🔥 shoot me an email! [e-mail]

[@HablemosDelHuerto]

Kudos! This is a great way to earn money and balance your hobbies with a very decent job and reasonable income. All young boys should watch this.

[@15remy]

my hoobi is sport betting :(

[@zrafferty]

Need to get rid of games ND tictoc

[@Giodifferent]

I'm a young 14-year-old and watching this my money making is sport better over prize picks and doing this yard I like it now

[@jczsmx3309]

The smartest thing I have heard on youtube today. "Don't chase them, replace them" respect your hustle

[@closer2theheart684]

Right on brother!! I run a small personal landscape maintenance business and your comment on the 'side hustle guy' was spot on. I stand by my prices because of the quality and service my clients receive. Keep up the awesome content!!!!

[@RaggityDoll]

I don't know why this was recommended to me, I'm not even in the lawn mowing business. But I like this guy and l am a new subscriber 👍

[@RedZoneBroward]

Same here lol

[@Audaylon]

probably the insane 50 bucks per lawn. he's pricey.

[@recker112]

Something happened to me lol

[@akatgif]

You got issues bruh! Perhaps KZbin is too complex for you to understand

[@InvestAndGrow2020]

Same

[@revere3174]

Respect to this kid. I remember doing this as a kid with my dad doing houses. Also doing irrigation, installing new lawns. Much respect

[@fitnessforlife8966]

Bro i want to start mowing business, i neve had mown grass coz i am immigrant we cut it by hand in my country. i have done ones with grass trimmer but looked ugly. How to make it nice looking how can i learn. Thank you

[@MrJrj17]

This is not a kid this is a responsible young man God bless him and you

[@itptires]

Yup I made $85 in one hour back when I was like 15 just using my dad's Honda 21" and echo trimmer. This was about 2010. If I could scale that, it would have been awesome

[@BeQuietEntertainment]

This is the realist video I've ever ran across on KZbin most likely ever

[@LukasaliAmazing]

🙏 cool

[@Icecat21]

More power to ya! When the economy crashed in '07 I lost my job. Tried to make some cash passing out flyers in my neighborhood offering to cut grass. All I had was my 22" push mower, a string trimmer, and a leaf blower. Pretty soon word spread and I got more customers. Had to buy a bigger mower, then a trailer. I showed up on time, did my best, and was respectable looking, speaking, and acting. My "business" grew faster than I could keep up. I wish all success in the world to you!

[@Vex916T]

You are correct about eating healthy and being able to stay under the sun longer, I ride my bike to do work and the better I ate the more I was able to tolerate the sun and heat. Thanks for this summary of lawn mowing business, very helpful man!

[@mechanicjobs]

This is a fine young man. His parents must be so proud. Way to go buddy. 👍❤️🇨🇦

[@aplusappliancesparts714]

In the area I live people only want to give like $20 or $30 for a HUGE yard, then only want to call 1 time a month when their grass is 3ft high

[@Tyler-xp5db]

I feel like everywhere would be like that lol! Just because of the simplicity I guess? Kinda like " all your doing is pushing a mower" or something. Not like your using your brains or something unique I suppose, not sure

[@koolmexican721]

@@Tyler-xp5db tbh I see it the same way. $60 dollars per mow sounds like a lot tbh. These suburb people loaded so it’s cool haha.

[@debunkinghistory214]

In southern NJ no one is paying $60 for that size lawn; $30-45 depending on frequency of cutting

[@ramsesf.7956]

20 dollars is what more people earn in my country every TWO days.

[@trainraider8]

@@debunkinghistory214 yeah they're too busy paying their property tax since the pension fund ran out.

[@JayMoney-tw7tg]

Start my lawn care business in 2018 I was 17 at the time I built a bicycle trailer I put the lawn mower weed wacker and leaf blower I would ride around town doing lawn im 23 now I'm on my second pick up truck business is booming . I came a long way with my business .

[@nicosavario359]

I own a small landscaping company and I appreciate your video. There really is a lot of money to be made, and unlike other businesses where you do the job and it doesn’t need to be done again for years, grass and landscapes always need service. I worked for the government for 10 years and hated it...now that I’m 3 years into the landscaping business, I’m making more $ and able to spend more time with my family. Attitude goes a long way in any profession but especially when you’re in the heat. Your video and advice has a good balance of being fair but knowing your worth and making what you should.

[@AdventurousMal]

The 103 dislikes are people who ask mama and daddy for money. They don’t have hustle in their blood.

[@backend531]

🤣🤣

[@lagorda783]

Lmao I was working with my dad since I was 8 lol these guys arent even close to the money we have lol

[@xmistaxcashxcoll]

Actually they’re lawn mower too.

[@ricksuppah]

People who can’t work in the heat 😂

[@tyrell5755]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mariacastillo390]

Nice Nice Mijo. You should be proud. I am very impressed that you are right on time of your vision and staying focused. I am 56 year old woman and work lawns. I worked in an office 36 years and due to medical issues disabled and now convinced that lawn work is my gift. When I started I did not even know how to string a weed eater or know how to stop or use the blower without getting it in my face. Thanks to these types of videos. I learned a little from all that took the time to great these videos. God bless and I am not quitting yet. Im just started...

[@broomstickcollective1018]

such a genuine person. I don’t care what level you’re at in life. You can learn something from this video about the importance of knowing yourself and knowing how to treat others. More love brother keep rising !

[@pngno31]

Love this. I worked with a landscaping business for 2 years and the money is real. We don't need anyone to tell us how much our labor is worth. Do like my guy here and decide for yourself.

[@bwing411]

This is awesome to see man, had a friend do the same thing after graduating with a finance degree fed up with the job market. Made like $70k his first summer. Just put out more signs than anyone and did the overgrown lawns no one wanted to

[@YouFearMe]

Wow it took a degree to figure that out? Lol

[@bwing411]

@@YouFearMe when you go from high school to college you don’t experience the real job market, if anything you have random part time jobs. So yeah, it takes a degree to understand how little they teach you. & his contracts are for 452k so far this year, so he definitely made the right decision. He’ll net ~280 as a 24yr old

[@sixthscentsfragrances2140]

My bro told me about the long sleeves in the heat. He worked in Saudi for a year

[@fryreartechnology7611]

When I go fishing in the summer I put on a long sleeve white dress shirt. Goodwill $2 for one of them. Looking good fishing and staying cool too

[@Sistershow7]

My dad told me

[@noahlail4018]

Just not a cotton shirt... that’s a bad day. Don’t ask how I know

[@riv6580]

I’m in the nursery/landscape business, 10 years in and I’m so tired of hearing “this guys crazy for wearing a long sleeve” *que spongebob meme*

[@MrTrollinglol]

@@riv6580 whats dumber is people asking "why you not wearing shorts in the summer?"

[@Bigshiesty1]

I remember doing this as a child with my father, I miss doing this as I got out to work and eat as a reward.

[@w3lder4life85]

Should I do this as a 15 year old this summer

[@easypeasy8535]

@@w3lder4life85 yes im 14

[@dark8893]

Same man , middle school years . Now 21

[@Opreza12]

Same bro. I know that feeling I used to work with my dad and lunch time was the best

[@w3lder4life85]

@ALICO1 Praise No-thing I already work construction with a nearby company, and sometimes weld trailers for a trailer company

[@jcfc8197]

For 37 yrs, I wore shorts, and a company tan polo shirt and sunglasses. Had my Walkman. My customers were high in customer and I didn’t full service. Hedge trimming, fertilization, weed spraying, fire ant control, mulch, mowing, edging, blowing, leaf cleaning. Loved my commercial Toro 21” mower. Your just a mow, edge, blow go.

[@jjbro7269]

Man I’m amazed! Not sure why KZbin suggested this video, and I don’t know why I clicked it, but I’m glad I did, really good to see somebody working hard and hustling. Good knowledgeable video my friend. Keep it up :)

[@onry3890]

I've started cutting lawns since I was 15 when I was dealing with family problems. Was hard to do it but it took motivation & dedication to get things done. Years past & my family is getting there things straightened up & i'm 18 working landscaping. I cut lawns big & small, throw mulch, trim lots & big bushes & hedges. It's not a perfect job but it's working so far. Didn't want to be that lazy kid anymore asking my parents for things I want. I push myself & find a way to do it myself. If theres a job out there, take it no matter what if you need it. This guy gave me some good tips in this vid. I start drinking electrolytes instead of cans & cans of Pepsi 😐🙏

[@johnmartin9090]

Great to see young people still working hard! Getting that hustle on!

[@coltenroderigue7039]

Love the hustle, when we live in a world contrived by going to college getting in debt and then working the 9 to 5 to make money for someone else. You're doing big things, and this video will give a different perspective for many lost millennials out there (including myself). Good shit brotha!

[@QualityCutsPLS]

I had my business for over 15 years, sold it 3 times, and love this profession. Great job, content, and encouragement, continued success to you.

[@davidcalcagno4394]

Really?

[@fitnessforlife8966]

Bro i want to start mowing business, i neve had mown grass coz i am immigrant we cut it by hand in my country. i have done ones with grass trimmer but looked ugly. How to make it nice looking how can i learn. Thank you

[@Tamaal123]

why did you sell it?

[@mellamojeff458]

@@fitnessforlife8966 one thing you can learn is to train your fore arms, yes. training certain muscles makes the job so much easier to do like fore arm strength which will allow you to evenly cut grass with weed eaters by leveling it to the lawnmower's set level which in itself is a skill to learn on how to do properly along with learning how to edge the side of the grass between the sidewalk and sometimes in the little water irrigations

[@YouFearMe]

​@@fitnessforlife8966stop saying bro

[@njstorozuk]

You're an inspiration to us all, even if the others don't know it. Not only did I just start an all season lawn care business, but I'm a door to door guy so, I know all about the heat and fell in love with dri fit recently as well.

[@reignrelic]

This nigga said “ We don’t chase them, We replace them” 🔥😄💯 Facts homie

[@ulisescortez5237]

Right

[@lawndingo7656]

All day!!!

[@luisjunior92]

I normally don’t leave comments but dude thank you. So motivating. I want to open a junk removal business I have the truck for it but something is stopping me and I don’t know what just keep pushing I guess.

[@timo3683]

It’s the nervousness and the “how do i go about it” mindset. Maybe or maybe not idk. But that’s how I feel when things hold me back. Just go for it homie. Sounds cliche but really G just go for it.

[@s..4955]

I would say from experience and still kinda in the same position (not after this video tho),Try to pinpoint what is bothering you and everyday move closer to the business, the closer I’ve been getting to actually executing the more I’m able to know why I feel stuck, my main problem was other ppls opinions bc my whole life I’ve been told who i am and what i have to do by my very large family but we all have to learn on our own that who you are is who you show yourself to be by the actions and thoughts you take and think daily many things can hold u back but there is a difference between people who know where they want to go and don’t, the ones who don’t go to college in debt, the ones who do think and contemplate and make there own decisions

[@jc9140]

You gotta start somewhere. Everyone walks a thousand miles step by step. Never work for free. When you see the cash coming to your pocket and the value you provide, it becomes fuel to keep going.

[@jakemarlow8998]

Damn, I love seeing younger people working hard and figuring things out! You are taking charge of your life and good things will come your way.

[@dannyespinosa1128]

Hell yeah I mow my own twice a week I always get compliments so I’m easily charging 40-50 per yard because that’s what I’m worth!!! Don’t chase them replace them!! love it!

[@Makemoneymowing]

Music to my ears!! Keep it up man glad to hear you're enjoying yourself 🙂

[@Daniel-ke1bn]

How many times do you go a week?

[@fitnessforlife8966]

Bro i want to start mowing business, i neve had mown grass coz i am immigrant we cut it by hand in my country. i have done ones with grass trimmer but looked ugly. How to make it nice looking how can i learn. Thank you

[@georgevacherlon931]

I like the way that you present yourself in several different ways respectfully

[@Makemoneymowing]

Ty brother! Blessings

[@willeeyboi3204]

@@Makemoneymowing Hey i just subscribed and love what you do and the book u read as well as ur outlook on things(mindset) i am considering starting lawnmowering but dont know If I could sustain It or really enjoy It, how many days do you work a week? thanks

[@CadillacLife0031]

Yo man I'm asian and just about to start my mowing business. Right now I'm just warming up my mind and body, trying not to shock em when I actually into the real game. Thanks for the tips, bro.

[@bcn365]

I am 31 and work for myself doing home improvement for last 2 years and I found a lot of value from this video. You reaffirmed a lot that I have been learning on my own being a single man business. Thanks brother. I subscribed with the condition you make more lifestyle videos . Peace ✌

[@rodtells6885]

Bro I'm 30 just started my lawn business this year your just 26 and you give me motivation I just quoted a job for $80 they said no they only had 50 so I left because like you said know your worth and I do a superb job and I work alone so thanks bro💯

[@mattstrickland1518]

33 and started mine with my 7 year old son this year! 💪🏼 Keep pushing man!

[@JJ-rn5wm]

Turning 30 and have been watching a lot of videos to get started. Little nervous, especially since I’ll only be able to do it twice a week. But you two give me hope 🤘🏼

[@asthecrowflies1201]

I'm 33 and I started my own landscaping company around age 26 just like him. You can do it, too. There is enough grass for us all to cut. Have integrity, be honest, do a good job even when nobody but you knows the difference, and you'll be good to go.

[@bossjulian7113]

Should have just done a $50 worthy job on the lawn instead of a $80

[@rodtells6885]

@@bossjulian7113 No I never do that because I give it my all or nothing I never lower my price

[@LG-bd4uw]

It’s refreshing seeing younger people work. I’m only 20 but man do I love to work. I worked in landscaping with my dad growing but I hated working with my dad (who doesn’t) but I never minded the work. Now I’m a union plumber and building super and I love always being busy. Hopefully you fulfill your goals and grow a big business, good luck!

[@stevebello1098]

That’s how my dad started bro now hes doing commercial and residential houses no matter how big. Took him some years but he’s happy with he’s job and he’s been doing it for over 40 years. Best of luck

[@1978Trevino]

I used to clean pools as a young man and remember coming across thousands of yard care pros, some would make up to 7-10k a month. One guy took care of 1 family's yards they were dairy farmers each paid 3k a month for total yard care.

[@Faithfulfarmer]

good for you bro. from another half-Filipino brother from Maui who quit his federal government supervisory cushy job to work landscaping full time and now feels like he has the best job and best customers, it is all worth it. All came from word of mouth from doing good work and being honest and approachable until I had to quit my job so I wouldn't lose the higher dollar work and beloved customers. I worked with plenty of landscaping companies and as a high-end gardener, but working alone is so much easier! For anyone, get your basic equipment and just take jobs as they come, do good work and allow it to grow.

[@onecrazywheel]

I'm an electrician and this goes with our business too. I charge what I am worth too. Many times customers what to low ball me and I just tell them no. There are many parallels with our businesses in both trades. Good job.

[@mainewonder9436]

God bless the child that can hold his own ! So inspirational

[@jonathanstevens8753]

Even more impressive is he did all that with one hand the whole day , the whole thing .... the other was holding the camera for us to enjoy!!!!

[@lukeboulter0]

I’m 23 and have been mowing now for 11 years. I WILL DO THIS UNTIL I CANT. Last few years I’ve started taking it more seriously, bringing in 16-20k and getting friends on board too. If I’m eating, we’re all eating. Go out and help yourself.

[@AS-zw5bp]

I like that “We don’t chase them, we replace them” thank you bro for this knowledge that you have shared, I appreciate the behind the scenes input you mentioned about mowing lawns that are right next to each other, may you continue to prosper 💪🏽💯

[@ADXTechnology]

Been doing this 15 years. This is life.

[@nontraditionaltech2073]

I did construction off and on for 13 years, including cutting grass. Got tired of being outside and became a software engineer. Watching your video made me actually miss doing this kind of work. All the best, good luck!! Subbed!

[@rexjarman4308]

Hey, is there anyway I can get in touch with. I too am trying to get in the tech field. It would be nice to hear your story!

[@MinisterRedPill]

Lol I'm reverse. I spent a great deal of time indoors doing technical work as well. Now I'd rather go be outdoors. It's not healthy being inside all of the time.

[@mellamojeff458]

@@MinisterRedPill I spend a lot of time inside playing games and doing self employed lawn care and yes it definitely makes me feel healthier to do this than doing an office job not moving

[@mariobudal8850]

​@MinisterRedPill That's what I was gonna say, too. Eventually working at a desk wears on you much worse. Not only does your motivation dwindle over time, but you start to get physical symptoms from leaning on your wrists all day (numbness in hands and arms), back problems, eye issues... Working at a computer all day every day is terrible long term.

[@KhoaNguyen-py5lv]

Wow “if the sun hurts you then the sun is not the problem, maybe the way you take care you yourself is” dude just make me wow

[@ncd7184]

Smart man and smart business model. No trailer, stick to small yards, small and basic equipment. You sir understand business. Well done

[@kingjay7930]

I do landscape as well and trust me he ain’t wrong, working out in the sun is boiling. But I got used to it like he mentioned. Keep up the good work brother💯🙏🏽

[@fitnessforlife8966]

Bro i want to start mowing business, i neve had mown grass coz i am immigrant we cut it by hand in my country. i have done ones with grass trimmer but looked ugly. How to make it nice looking how can i learn. Thank you

[@irietropicals4255]

My dude, much respect! You’re going to be very successful.

[@defan2105]

Bravo and thank you! I'm 59 now and started doing lawns at age 9 and then worked others jobs as I got older. I retired 6-years ago. Work hard when you are young so you can relax and still enjoy life when you are under 60.

[@amck72]

I like the way how you keep your growing business simple. What you made in five hours is what most people make in a week working five days. Don`t worry about Uncle Sam, the type of business you have, you can control how much you want to report (being it is it can be a cash only business), plus you have the ability to write off expenses to reduce your tax liability.

[@dannykachel9738]

To turn easier with a push mower in a fenced in yard make two passes along the fence then when making passes you can turn without the handle hitting the fence.

[@No_Boxing_No_Life25]

I'm 40 and taking over my father's lawn care business in SouthernCalifornia. He's 62 and finally getting to retire after 33 years. We have 3 trucks that go out 6 days a week. I plan to expand as much as I can by the time I'm 60. It's a good business.

[@erikgonzales4027]

I’ve been thinking about doing this for a while. Your my inspiration to do this

[@Juan-ne2xq]

You do it?

[@malusisecure5865]

Just started my own Garden Services in South Africa and I must say business is good. But I still need to procure more customers 🙌

[@thomascolleluori5927]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing! I just started a few weeks ago with one lawn of a friend whose guy stopped showing up. His neighbor saw my work and now also hired me because he too was dissatisfied with his guy. Then I got another client who turned me down a few weeks ago, but her guy wasn’t communicating with her…point being, you’re right! Show up when you say you’re going to show up and do a good job. Thanks for the advice!

[@shaneoutdoors3815]

Not only does the dry fit shirt protect from heat it also protects your skin from all the stuff bouncing up from trimmer and hitting your skin

[@londyndavis5757]

I thought I was the only one with these thought patterns. Peace God I recently opened my own Landscaping business so I watch videos for new inspiration. I vibe with your energy so I'm going to definitely continue to watch yours 🖖🏾

[@cc-iq2bs]

this guy is excactly me , i like it simple uncomplicated work . Simple and neat but not over complicated as that is when it gets bogged down so to speak. Working outdoors is way cool for me and i enjoy it very much. I support this type of work very much, you get to help and give back to the enviroment to and you get to create some thing much better after work completion, so yeah im oboard and fully support landscaping work....

[@mikekopisz1227]

I've been in this business for over 20 years,here in Miami,Fl, where it's always 90°+ @ 90%+ humidity...biggest recommendation I have is wear LONG SLEEVES.... people think you'll feel hotter,but trust me... It's the total opposite affect

[@kelvinlopez4792]

That and prevents cancer from to much sun exposure

[@drummerguy612]

Glad to hear you’re saving your money. that’s what will give you the freedom in the future to go and do whatever you want! You’ll be freed up to start a business anywhere and you’ll have the cash to start it up. Keep up the hustle bro!!!

[@JoseRodriguez-go5dy]

Hi, my name is Jose. Just want to thank you for all your support and great ideas, I'm actually staring my landscaping business as I speak and you hit it right on the nail cause residential is what I'm going for. Again, thank you and good day!

[@1988jpcesar]

“We don’t chase em we replace em” 💯

[@robbiebutler2520]

I do the same thing you do I mow yards for a living I have 62 yards. and I really like your work ethic and you positivity towards what you do. My yards are small like yours I've been mow yards now for 5 years. The way you think and the way you do your yard are basically like the way I do my yards I also have a Black and Decker trimmer and just like you the do the work just fine because I also don't do that much trimming but if I do thy get the job done.i also use a push mower I use a Toro 22' rear wheel drive recycler I love using it. I really like Toro brand mowers and I also like using Stihl weedeaters and there blowers. So just like I said you and me basicly work alot alike.well Zach if I have any questions on something dealing with lawn care I will ask you for your opinion and any ideas that my have that might help me out. We'll keep up the really good work that you do each day. Also if you wanted to ask me any questions please feel free to I don't mind a bit. We'll take care and stay safe out there.

[@Makemoneymowing]

Thank you so much robbie!! It’s good to hear We are not alone with the way we think 👁😁 We are friends now let me know if you have any questions and I will do the same for you!

[@JJPelszynski]

You are spot on with the headphones. That’s a top tip! The music/podcast might seem like a great idea but it actually wears you out over the course of a long day. Simple earplugs to kill the noise from our equip is the best.

[@rene_748]

Good job! We need more hard workers out here like you. I’m in the swimming pool business and I teach what you teach. I wish I learned this when i was your age. Keep doing that you’re doing.

[@thebrokebillionaire3636]

An amazing and well informed presentation. Thankyou for the contribution to making the world a better place and keeping our gardens clean. Top notch value. Your a nice guy who deserves his dues. Well done to you ✌🏽❤️🇬🇧

[@malachiarmas]

I just found your channel about a week ago, and I'm now starting my lawn care business as a side gig while I work my 9-5. I already have two customers, one $50 bi-weekly mow and one $60 weekly mow. I am grateful for the content you uploaded & the knowledge you shared. Just came back to your channel to look for some more videos to watch and was shocked to see all of them gone except this one- I hope to see them up again soon, but I understand if you're deleting them for personal reasons. Thank you for the inspiration, and good luck wherever you are now!

[@Makemoneymowing]

Email me man! I can share you the link so you can still watch them to learn from them :) [e-mail]

[@malachiarmas]

@@Makemoneymowing email sent!

[@AngelHVACR]

"Everybody wannabe on the winning team but no one wanna come to practice "🤫

[@JoseHernandez-tr6ql]

i respect the grind man, like this is good shit. i’m beyond impressed at how much you have self improvement in yourself.

[@captainr.8882]

GREAT to see a man out earning his own keep and NOT waiting on a food stamp card re-load. GOOD FOR YOU BROTHER!

[@devonhiggins6988]

You have such a positive outlook on life and powerful advice for others at your age no less, you got my vote and the confidence to start my own business. Best of luck with your future endeavors mate.

[@tylerk.7947]

Awesome video man. Love your energy you seem like a great person. I started off mowing lawns when I was young. Now I own my own landscape installation business and we specialize in installing pollinator gardens, habitat gardens and wildflower meadows. I just want to encourage others to pursue other aspects of landscaping as it can make you extremely valuable. People are becoming more and more interested in native plants and ecological gardens so if you learn more about those topics it can add a lot to your business!

[@2shay572]

So worth it.. people have no idea.. good on you for trying to bring light to owning lawncare/landscape business. People think its much harder than it really is on the business side. Has its days, but the most rewarding thing you can do!

[@Gh0stdawg70]

How do you find customers? Fliers? Word of mouth? Door knocking? Love ur message also love the sun, and work out doors

[@martinsalinas7869]

If you really need customers then do all the above

[@DefeatLust]

@@martinsalinas7869 faaaacts

[@Opp1211]

This is my second year in business and i have 54 lawns to mow each week. One thing i know for sure is leave the slow payers, clients that want extra stuff done but dont want to pay for it, and clients that are always complaining just because they see some extra little grass hairs that you forgot to weed wack. CLIENTS COME AND GO

[@mikekopisz1227]

Get them on contract with a late payment disclaimer, giving them 5 week days to pay(not business days)...if I have not received payment in full,after 5 days of completion of labor,I charge an additional $100 fee,with an additional $20 fee per day past the 5 day window and cease any additional work until payment is made in full.....always make contracts....even if it's for a shitty $50 property....but to be honest, landscaping and tree work is where the money is at.. maintenance is good just to fill the gaps....also,STAY AWAY from any kind of government properties...I had 12, section 8 housing projects that were bi-weekly and they take FOREVER to pay

[@waltofalltrades6817]

When I used to do it as a side hustle with a friend, we used an electric string trimmer. We had a customer that kept wondering why we didn't have a gas string trimmer. She acted like we HAD to have one because that's what professionals use, even though we were only charging $20 when the professional would charge $40. You gonna pay an un-professional price, you gonna get un-professional equipment that it less efficient. We did professional grade work, but just couldn't afford professional grade equipment.

[@Pantelifts10]

It's called trimming the fat. No matter how good you're there's always gonna be complainers and/or slow payers. So you replace them with new ones next year

[@alexmartinez-ec6yc]

This was great! I was like eh, then heard what he had to say. Didn't disappoint I'll tell u that. I've been landscaping for 5 years n Im still learn new things. Awesome sauce!

[@Cajunventures]

Love to see the hustle! If you wanna work smarter instead of harder, I got you. Love your drive. ❤️

[@ericmckelvey1264]

One of the best videos I've seen. There's a lot of wisdom here.

[@Anxiety_Gaming747]

Im 27 just went a got me a new zero turn and weed eater and blower an a in closed trailer. I pray God helps me with my new business. I love mowing