$400 CASH IN 4HRS TIME. YOU CAN DO THIS TOO!!! 

@@glen603 Bro, I love your mindset/knowledge. I wished you lived close by. You are the kind of person I like to surround myself with. You are 100% right. Set the phone down and take action. No one’s coming to help us or save us. If we want something we have to take action and go out to get it. Where are you located? Still in landscaping?

@@Nothing2Somthing I appreciate that! Definitely surround yourself with like minded people, and people that are where you want to be. It's cliche advice but it's worth saying. I moved on from Landscaping after several years of it and got involved with other businesses. Made a lot of mistakes along the way and still making new ones but learning every step of the way. I'm in the mid-atlantic region, east coast.

@@glen603 That’s what life is all about. Learning from those mistakes and only getting better. I know it sounds cheesy because all successful people say the same thing but it’s 100% true. People that think it’s cheesy haven’t experienced it yet.

Thank you for your kind words of encouragement 🙏 time to get off my ass and phone and take action!!!!

@@P9rkour90 You got this man. Alls it takes is action. Procrastination is death to your dreams. I swear your hard work does pay off. Sometimes it takes longer for others but it will come. I’m rooting for you.

@@jasonjames9655 Congratulations on the new start in life bro. You know what it feels like to completely fail and be tossed away/mean nothing. It gives us drive to never make the same mistakes and want better for ourselves. You got this buddy. Get after it

@@keeranh2338 Sometimes you just have to take a step back and look at what you were doing and how you can appreciate those things again, in a different manner that can help this time around. You got this. Keep me posted on your journey and thank you so much for the support.

@@Nothing2Somthing 💪🏾

@@ucookinwithbutta956x Thank you so much for the support brother. Congratulations on taking the beginning steps on doing something for yourself. If you train your mind to be unbreakable/confident. This will be a much easier push for you. Keep in mind, failure isn’t an option for you. Be resourceful with your surroundings. Also, you’re not in a bad situation having to work for someone else while you start your own business. It actually gives you a leg up. You don’t have the weight of the world on your shoulders out of the gate. You can build a solid foundation while being employed. You are on track for success brother. Keep at it and keep me updated on your journey.

@@LuizAlleman Use those failures as learning experiences and motivation. I’m rooting for you. Thank you so much for the support.

@@ErnestPerez-rg2uo Yes sir. This was shot a bit ago. I have since been back and that’s exactly what I did. Mowed it first then used the weed eater. Thank you so much for the pointers and I appreciate your continuous support. Yes, I definitely am learning as I go. All of you giving pointers helps as well. More to come soon.

@@Nothing2Somthing I allow the condition of the lawn dictate what power tool I will use first. In your case the lawnmower would be first because you need to be able to see the yard. I would do the first cut. Then use the weed eater that will make a mess but will allow you to blend with the first cut. Then I would make the second mower cut lowering the deck and mulching all the debris from the weed eater along with the debris of grass clippings. Repeat as needed. This is why the cost of a yard clean up is more than a lawn maintenance cut. In the front yard, I use the blade edger first on sidewalks and driveways. Then the weed eater on perimeters. Then I use the blower to blow all debris on the yard. Then finally the lawnmower will mulch or bag the mess while cutting. Repeat the cut if needed to make it look clean. Most inexperienced people leave grass clippings that will look awful when it drys. I repeat with the blower to finish up. The front yard is usually the show piece but not always. There is a real skill in lawn maintenance. Most homeowners are unskilled and are just running the lawnmower over the jungle. Most don’t know the cutting height for their lawn during the seasons with their particular type grass.

@@ErnestPerez-rg2uo perfect informative comment. You Da best my man. Hope you’re having a good weekend

@@TMoz311 Thank you so much for the support brother. That’s the right mindset to have. Come back that much better. You got this and I wish you nothing but success. Keep me updated on your come back story.

@@Nothing2Somthing 💪🏾🙏🏾

@@richestate4902 Thank you brother. I definitely believe in the law of attraction and the universe working with you. Great comment.

@@chrismartin178 Get after it bro. Go to war with those weights today. Thank you for the support brother. What did you workout today?

@@Nothing2Somthing just some arms and shoulders .

@@chrismartin178 Get that gnarly arm pump going 👍🏻

@@mattrawles3859 Thanks for the support Matt, I really appreciate it. Oh cool, you’re a local. Where are you out of in the treasure valley? Congratulations on starting a business for yourself. That’s a huge step forward but like you said, it’s not easy climbing the hill in the beginning if you want to be successful. I promise you this. If you keep pushing ahead you will build a loyal customer base that will keep you around and pass you off to friends and family which helps a lot. Are you doing landscaping? It’s always good to network buddy. Maybe we can help each other out along the way. Good luck to you and wish you nothing but success.

Thank you for the kind words. Based in Meridian. Grass Matters is my business. I am taking almost anything that pays right now but the goal is mowing and property cleanups. Glad to help out along the way. Thanks again and I’ll see you out there at some point.

@@mattrawles3859 Awesome man. Well im rooting for you buddy. Well maybe I can pass some work your way sometime. I get slammed sometimes and it would be great when the time comes to pass work to another growing business in the area.

@@jeremyflores6508 Send me an email at jjenn8331@gmail. We can talk there or exchange info from there.

@@jeffslawnandlandscapingllc5481 Thank you for the support brother. I wish you nothing but success. What area or state? How’s business

Indianapolis indiana I have enough to keep me busy I've been blessed.

@@jeffslawnandlandscapingllc5481 I feel the exact same way, I’m blessed. Really like your patriotism. Your work hat with our beautiful flag on it 🇺🇸👍🏻. Keep at it brother

@@Success2Freedom2024 Yes sirrrr.

@@EscobarNOT I totally get what you’re saying and I was stuck at a job before I made my move. I started going out on the weekends to advertise my business and take incoming jobs. Once I started getting jobs coming in I took the leap and quit. If you have weekends off, go out and start looking for jobs

@@Nothing2SomthingI’m in the same boat. Working out the details and getting ready to take the leap. Love this channel because it speaks a similar story to mine.

@@Rippedafter40 Thank you for the support brother. I really appreciate that you tune in and like the content. Smart man, getting everything dialed in before you make the leap. Keep me posted on your journey. What field are you getting into?

@@Rippedafter40 Thank you for the support brother. I’m glad you’re about to take the steps to get things rolling. You got this man. We share similar pasts. Use that to build off. It only gets better from here I swear. Keep me updated on your journey