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04/26/2026

COACHING SESSION 💼

A lot of people don’t have a pricing problem…

They have a thinking problem.

Let me explain.

If a contract requires you to spend money all month…
but you don’t get paid until later…

You’re not getting paid to do the job.

You’re financing it.

Now add this:

You’ve got insurance due every month.
Gas.
Equipment wear.
Materials.
Payroll if you’ve got help.

Then a month gets skipped…

But your expenses don’t.

So now you’re working…
but still behind.

That’s not business.

That’s a liability disguised as opportunity.

And if you lowered your price just to win the bid?

You didn’t win anything.

You just locked yourself into staying behind.

Here’s the truth:

If your pricing doesn’t account for:
• Time
• Delay in payment
• Real operating cost

You’re not running a business…

You’re running yourself into the ground.

Busy doesn’t mean profitable.

And working every day doesn’t mean you’re winning.

Structure determines profit.

If you’re underbidding jobs or stuck in contracts that aren’t paying you right…

Message me “COACH”

I’ll show you exactly where the money is leaking—and how to fix it.

04/26/2026

COACHING SESSION 💼

I want you to win in this season

Let me say this for anybody bidding on large contracts — especially cemetery maintenance, city work, or long-term service agreements:

Stop trying to win the job just to say you got the job.

A big contract with bad structure will break a small business.

When you take on something like a cemetery contract, you’re not just cutting grass. You’re carrying:

• Insurance & bond (monthly whether you work or not)
• Fuel for an entire route
• Equipment wear, repairs, and upkeep
• Materials (line, blades, etc.)
• Payroll if you have help

Now here’s where people get trapped…

You start the month working.
You spend money all month.
But you don’t get paid until later.

So technically you’re already behind.

Then a month gets skipped…

But guess what doesn’t stop?

Your expenses.

Insurance still due.
Equipment still costs.
Your business still running.

Now you’re not just working — you’re financing the contract.

And if your bid was low just to “get it”…

You’ve positioned yourself to stay behind the 8 ball.

Let’s be clear:

BUSY ≠ PROFITABLE
WORKING ≠ WINNING

A professional move is not just securing the contract —
It’s structuring it so it pays you properly and consistently.

✔️ Price for the REAL cost of operation
✔️ Set clear payment terms
✔️ Protect your cash flow
✔️ Don’t underbid just to compete

If the structure doesn’t make sense the contract isn’t worth it.

Tighten it up.

04/16/2026

Coaching Moment 💡

Anytime there’s a change in money on a project…
there must also be a change in the scope of work.

Let me break that down for you:

Your total bid is not just a number
it’s directly tied to what you’re responsible for doing.

So if:
• The price goes down → the scope must decrease
• The price goes up → the scope must increase
• The scope changes → the price must adjust

Anything else is where people start losing money.

Too many young operators make this mistake:

They agree to less money…
but still try to perform the same level of work.

That’s how you end up:
• Overworked
• Underpaid
• Frustrated



Protect your scope.

Because once the work starts, nobody is thinking about what you should’ve been paid — they’re only looking at what you agreed to do.

Define it. Price it. Stand on it.

04/15/2026

Coach Nugget 💡 Always Get a Scope of work…read the expected scope thoroughly so you can bid projects properly.

Let me coach you through something most young lawn care companies overlook…

Peak season will expose your business if you’re not structured right.

During peak growing season:
• Grass is growing every 5–7 days
• Edges and beds get out of control fast
• Weeds are thriving
• Heat + moisture = aggressive growth

Now here’s where the mistake happens…

During that same time:
• You’re cutting more frequently
• Spending more time on each property
• Burning more fuel
• Putting more wear on your equipment

…but a lot of you are still charging the same flat rate.

That’s not strategy — that’s loss.

“Peak season isn’t when you make less — it’s when you should be making the most.”

Why?

Because:
• Demand is at its highest
• Workload is at its highest
• Your value is at its highest

And let me correct another mindset…

If someone skips a month during peak season, they didn’t save anything.

They created:
• Double work
• Double time
• Double effort

What should’ve been maintenance turns into recovery.

If your pricing, scheduling, and expectations don’t adjust for peak season…

You’re not running a business — you’re chasing work.

Structure your business for the season you’re in.