Been a while since I’ve worked on a tree/landscape crew. Forgot how big of dicks crew leads can be to the guys underneath them.

What a day. $2,410 in rev and crossed 100 reviews. Happy Friday🤝

Personal observation from doing over 700 Stump jobs: First red flag a customer’s gonna be cheap? Their texts come in green.

Stump grinding scheduling is not perfect. I often have to move jobs a few hours or even a day or two because other jobs went long. A cheat code lately has been sending pictures of what’s actually going on to the rescheduled customer. Most people understand that things happen!

225 x 14,11 on bench this AM. CMON NOW

After a long day of work: 1.) Find a fruit stand where no one speaks English 2.) Ask for everything they have with Lime, Tajin and Chamoy. 3.) Pair with a cold Diet Coke and have a night. 🤝

If hard work is measured by sweat, I work WAY harder than I did in SaaS sales. If hard work is measured by wanting to die everyday with the stress of quota and selling a product that doesn’t work, I work significantly less All just perspective. Let’s have a stump day!

My wife is on a business trip sending me stumps. This is my life now. (What are we quoting this bad boy?!)

Got a call today from a guy who’s been grinding stumps longer than I’ve been alive. He owns one of the bigger stump grinding companies in Utah. We’ve chatted a few times before, but this time he wanted to sell me his business. Quick rundown: •He’s been grinding since the

Outsourcing your content is insane. Imagine trying to relate to people with stuff you didn’t write/think of? If it’s help with planning/editing that’s great. But I feel like I spot outsourced posts from a mile away.

It’s been hot the past few weeks and some days have really been a grind. Easy to forget how cool of a place I work in

Exciting parts about starting a business: 1.) Early branding (logo, merch, name etc.) 2.) Buying equipment to do the work 3.) Watching other people do the work online. 4.) Actually doing jobs and making money. Anyone can do 1-3. Number 4 is the only thing that matters.