Here's some of my criteria for business ventures:

- Is it scaleable???? If you're working as a one-man business, are you able to hire and delegate tasks to employees? If not, you'll eventually reach a ceiling where you can only do so much by yourself. So you start a lawn service, if you handle business right you'll eventually get to a point where you can't take on additional customers because you can only do so much. Not a great long-term business plan because it's 100% dependent on you

- " Don't go for the get rich quick, go for the get rich for sure." - Grant Cardone

- Who can help you level up? Who is already doing this business model and doing it at a high level? Are there training programs out there that I can go through? Can I hire a coach or consultant to help me grow it faster and with less headaches?

- If everything went perfect and I became swamped with business, what would that kind of lifestyle look like for me? How many hours would I have to work? How much stress would it put on my family and personal life? Is that what I want my life to look like if things were to really take off?

Dont doubt theys money in it but wouldnt wanna take all 3ffarms biz

I would like to do lawn care full-time but I'm afraid I would starve in the Winter time. I cut one yard right now and help another guy from time-to-time and I see the potential in it.

To me, this seems like a business ripe for disruption.
Anyone else in that business afraid of roomba lawnmowers, especially 5-10years?
https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/best-robot-lawnmowers/

Good points phil and thanks for the input that might take away my foreign exchange thing tho thats how soros made his billions lol

Roomba ha my wife asked for that for Christmas and i thought she was talkin bout sex

I can tell by your grammar and punctuation that he has nothing to worry about.

Contracts with a cut every 2 weeks. No matter winter or summer cut every 2 weeks, pick up limbs etc

U almost hurt my feelings lol

What is your option with Alabama power? Seems that would be good....unless you just mean that you could see yourself work for them?

Got any particular skills or trades?

What is the grocery background?

I do have a degree thats about worthless other than foot in the door thing alabama power would be lineman job thats scarce...ive owned grocery store since 2011 so anything related to that is game..i took over family biz and hate to c i cant make it work but it aint the same as early 90's

Our company owns a Christmas decor franchise and made a years profit In 3 months

I aint into decor but ill check it out whats name of it

One thing I have learned by running my own business is that it takes money to make money and the more you make the more you spend. I’ve got a couple of guys that help me here and there when I need them and I’m about to hire someone full time during the summer. I take care of the guys who help me which goes along way but the Lawncare deal is good but it takes good customers to make it work. I’ve got some that are loyal and some that arnt. One of the problems with it is the low balling people that want a few yards to cut just during the summer so they will under cut your price just to get the yard. Some people will stick with who they know but some will get somebody else over five or ten dollars.

Thank u..thats one reason i dont like grocery 5k power bill month 5k work comp yr ect..its sad to sell 2mill a year and break even after all said and done

How does selling shrimp out of a van sound to you?

Seriously, leverage up on your skill set and expertise. I’d imagine you have good supply chain mangement skills. Put that to use for wholesale distributing, specialty food/fruit market, etc.

It is a thought thanks

Well there's always this

Haha id need a really big van..thanks for the encouragement tho