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There is lots of work out there now. It's taken a while for it to wake up, but I'm sure you will be busy this year. Keep it up x
I am really pleased that things are going your way :-)))
Keep it going.
Regards
Phil
Glad to know customers are plentiful for you. Isn't it great to be busy busy with a job that you love?
All is good for my buisness...The greenhouse is almost bursting...the weeds are growing as fast as the days are flying by and the phone is busy. The only problem I have is having time to catch up with LJN!
I have been out leaflet dropping to generate new business. Been filled with doom and gloom myself at the number of 'operators' I met gardening for £5.00/hr with their car and electric flymo. It cheered me up no end to hear you got some new customers.
If anybody asks me what I do for a living I say 'I grow things' you cannot say more than that.
Better day tomorrow as I will be on a course on studying/trapping/conserving reptiles
Always look up, reinvest, move forward and keep smiling!
Don't you just love it when the rain comes on even harder once you've called it a day. It's sooo anniying when the sun comes out once I'm in, dried off and changed!!
I'm really pleased that everybody is so busy at the moment. Somebody said to me that once the people who have worked at £5-£6 p.h. have been in peoples gardens, that the customers will be upset with the quality of the work and move on to the professionals to sort it out. I'm just pleased to be in a job that I love and that I'm making money from it. What's even nicer is when a customer understands the way I can see their garden going and that they start sharing my enthusiasm for it and even start making their own suggestions.
Thanks landscape juice and I hope that more people will join. I've found it brilliant just for the advice and support let alone the leads and the blogs.
Keep up the good work Philip.
Did have the luxury of the bank holiday weekend off though (well apart from Sat morning...oh and mowing strimming my own place !!), boy did I appreciate it....bliss on a stick ;-)
There is no need to go into any great detail, a quick overview and location would suffice, and then others can contact you direct if it is of interest.
All the best, Craig
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