7 Steps to Become a Lawn Care MILLIONAIRE & Why Most Won't Get There

Here are 7 Steps to becoming a Lawn Care Millionaire. Most people won't get there, find out why it is so hard and learn how you can avoid these hurdles in your lawn care business to ensure personal wealth and business success.

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[mikebarriga]

Great video, this deserves more views.

[camwad]

I find that alot of people don't seem to push themselves and their company, alot of people like to play things safe but me and my buisness partner are willing to take Calculated risks

[TheBoringChannelLawnCare]

Dude I don't know how I missed you there

[abclawnworks]

Let’s go Brandon!

Love this content and stoked about future locations and expanding our umbrella of brands we own and operate!

[gerhartarndt]

You're the man Mike! It was great meeting you at GIE! You make a huge beneficial impact on the green industry. I also really appreciate your content as well. Thanks again Mike!

[RubDev]

Thanks for sharing. I want to start a business in the green industry (Belgium, Europe though). I’m currently a self-employed nurse, but there is no way I can scale my business. I’m essentially stuck in my profession. Time ringer out! Your videos are truly inspiring!

[thelawncarejourneyman]

Join the franchise and deflect the inflection point!
hey Mike does that blue jacket make you go faster in your Honda Civic?

[thegardenbarberbrisbane]

Mike your advice has made such a difference to my business. This video has a lot of wisdoms usual. I also invest in landscape business corse Would love a video on how to learn to (tips ) delegate and trust employees without micro managing them. This is the biggest issue I’m having at the moment. I really want to grow as a per and a business owner and I’m sure with your wise words I will be able to continue to grow.
Thank you for everything you have done to improve this industry, we are truly blessed to have someone of your caliber helping to guide this industry.
Stan ODonnell
The Garden Barber

[timburgess]

What to do if the customer won't let you grow your business due to the customer only require myself and won't let me send another employee.

[increaseroasusa]

I never got past step 2 of finding an employee. Very depressing

[easttnlawncare]

You know I never really looked at it that way but you are very so correct

[busybeelawnservice]

I'm amazed no one has mentioned that cool jacket yet.

[jasonstorts]

Mike, it was awesome for my son, wife and I to be able to talk with you for a few minutes at GIE! And we made the cut on your video! :) Love your content...you are quite an inspiration to us. Hope to see you in January!

[RayWilliamJohansen]

1. Be white
2. Be born in the US
3. Be presentable
4. Be born into a relatively stable family
5. Have a slightly above average IQ
6. Have good social skills
7. "Hard work"

[kennethkretzinger]

I have 2 questions. First, I am looking to buy a zero turn for a some larger properties for which I am caring. I do have a 46" Husqvarna riding mower at this time. I do not have the money on hand though not do I have good credit to get a loan. However I know this is something that would help me to grow, especially in commercial contracts. Should I just wait until I have the funds or is there a way that I could expedite that process? Second, the only truck that I have is in the shop right now. I am having to borrow my father-in-law's truck to go and mow my yards until it is back out of the shop. We do not have the money to go and buy a second vehicle right now, what would you say is a good contingency plan to have in case this happens again other than asking family or friends if I can borrow their vehicle