Mike AndesFounder, Augusta Lawn Care and Homeworks · Founder of Homeworks and Augusta Lawn Care

time to CRACK THE WHIP!!! Owner is doing ALL THE WORK😡

11 Jun 2025 · 0 min

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Transcript excerpt of a conversation (YouTube) where Mike Andes and another speaker discuss business efficiency, revenue splits, and the risks of a business that depends heavily on the owner's personal labor. The speakers cite specific revenue figures and argue for improving processes and delegation so the owner’s income and the business’s stability aren’t jeopardized by injury or absence.

Questions this video answers

"198" (as stated: '198 was our revenue.')

"100" (as stated: '100 left for two or three guys')

"140 to 150" (as stated twice: 'I bet you could do 140 to 150 by yourself.')

"50 to $60,000 a year" (as stated: 'the business would lose 50 to $60,000 a year.')

There needs to be some whip cracking in terms of efficiency. 198 was our revenue. You working 50 hours a week, I bet you made over 100,000 of that with your revenue.
100 left for two or three guys, right?
Kind of insane is I actually think you have last year made more money. You being solo, not doing any advertising, not worrying about any leads and just doing the work yourself. I bet you could do 140 to 150 by yourself.
I really want to make this business to where like if I break a leg my sole income isn't gone. I would almost take this over me making 150 just because I have a bit of security, knowing I won't lose all my money if I get injured or if I have to stay home with my wife for a couple of weeks to take care of the kid or whatever.
Right now if you got injured, you're still making up half the revenue and now the business would lose 50 to $60,000 a year.