Short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video (hosted/created by Mike Andes) in which Ken and Mike discuss growth limits for a lawncare/small-business owner. Ken compares himself to peers scaling to ~$20,000/month and feeling behind, while Mike suggests Ken's personal capacity currently limits his business to roughly $100,000 annual revenue and prevents hiring and scaling.
Other people in Augusta Nation that are doing better than me. They're doing $20,000 in revenue per month, are going, man, I'm getting home at like, 6, 7 o'. Clock. It's been a rough day, but it's good. You know, I'm growing. And then all of a sudden, I read their feeds later on, and it'll say something like, hey, we just added another 50 customers or something. Like. Like 50 customers, another truck. I'm not doing that. I don't know what I don't know.
I really think that Ken's personal capacity is probably around $100,000 in annual revenue right now, and that's preventing him from growing the business, getting employees, and taking next level.
