Aussie LawnStars Garry Ashton

Greg's final session on tools. We talk about his experience and recommendations.

Greg and I discuss what it takes to quote and know your numbers so you run a profit

We discuss the beast that is social media, how the focus is on helping others and we cover quite a bit on pricing and knowing your numbers

Greg Anderson shares his history prior to starting his lawncare and gardening business. Stay tuned for part two

Jayden Ribchester has built his business to a level that he can easily manage the workload and the equipment he uses makes him efficient.

We cover equipment, pricing scheduling and of course I ask him about motorbikes

Ben was missing the Dungeon, so we get together for an hour to discuss the top 5 best tips for a new or young lawncare business, and we don't always agree on what that advice should look like.

Learn from the people already doing it. Individual pros are not as valuable as crowd sourcing most of the time
Start up with the right setup and some leads
Progress prevents regress - better quality gear reduces maintenance and better customers improves bottom line and hourly rates. Always be looking to improve something
Don’t be a Jack of all trades but still diversify to survive the seasons
Gravitate to the jobs that bring you joy