Good video 👍 , Our God is Great

I just went full-time in March. When I was part-time, I refused to work on Sunday, but I was off on Fridays at my full-time job. I could manage 12 1/4 acre lots a day on my weekends in a 10 hr day, then 4 a day after work before dark during the week. So about 40/week while I was still part time. The only problem was I would have to call out sick from my full time job if I had a rain out. As a part time operator I think the best way to look at it is not how many yards I can do but how much money do I need to make before I can go full time. That really depends on the types of properties you are servicing and your market. Before hiring any help, you really need to make sure you have your ducks in a row. You need to make sure you have plenty in savings because if you get ripped off, you still have to pay your employees. You also need to have everything in place to pay payroll taxes. Getting to the point that you can go full-time should be first priority in your business unless you are just doing it to have a respectable side gig and stock pile money. You will never reach your full potential as a part time operator. What ever you decide to do, just remember to embrace the process and don't forget to enjoy each milestone. As an entrepreneur, growing your business is stressful, but it teaches you alot and shows you that you are capable of doing whatever you want to do. It's also very exciting. Your work speaks for itself brother.

60+ with a part time helper, but looking good. Man them yards big

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Part-time now but i would like to go full-time. 10 a day right now and counting. Mon - Thurs

We try to not mow more than 40 a week here in East Tennessee. For many that may not be much ,but our yards are ver big

Right now, im at 7 yards now and am still growing on my lawncare business

Im like big Son's it's just me, so i take my time

I work full time job. My shift is 10 hours a day 4 days a week. I try to mow 4 lawns on those 4 days in the evening. Finish up on Friday and Saturday morning. I have 26 and it’s a struggle but one property is 11 acres and got couple that are 3 acres

I have my full time job, where I work as a welder. And going to retire in 7 years. I wish I had started in this industry after highschool I used to laugh at the lawn guy didn't know that the lawn guy is the one who is really laughing all the way to the Bank with complete joy. But to get back to the topic I have 17 and my cut off I asked the Lord to help me reach and maintain 25 that's the limit I'm reaching for. And NEXT TIME PLEASE ASK ALL PREACHERS TO HOLD THERE REMARKS TO TWO MINUTES 😂😂😂 LOL

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To be honest I'm part time over 60 I'm planning on going part time on my full time job to see where I can go

I'm full-time on both of my lawncare jobs and business

I just realized we have almost the exact same truck! Lol. Great topic and Great work! God bless

Great work again as always, y'all two make a great team keep up the great work. I work for my county cutting grass, full time because of the benefits, pay is ok and i also have my own lawncare business where i make more double dipping 😂

Looking good out there bro

You make great videos

My cut off point, as I learned this year, 50 for me plus hedge trimming is about all I can handle being solo. I have done the employee thing and want nothing to do with it.

4 a weekend day max and two during the week after work.....push mowing sucks lol

See you putting out that safety 🦺 cone✔️I guess im fulltime working part time hours! Some days i may only do 3 and some 7 which is about my daily max. Im definitely the tortoise 🐢 and not the Hare😂