Electronic Warfare to Entrepreneur | Gabrielle Rogers | EP 5

Well, so I did six years in the Australian Army.

That was, I discharged two years ago, come out two years ago now.

And since then have recently started our own business.

What's the business in?

Lawn care.

So going and mowing people's lawns, tending to their gardens.

Our focus is doing a bit more of a precise mow.

Our inside joke that we have is we're more than gyms mowing because my partner has a background in sports turf management.

We're not just any people off the street just going, I'm going to start a lawn mowing business.

So he's got that knowledge and experience to go, I know what I'm doing.

So that's our aim is to educate people on their lawns.

So in terms of better quality, what does that look like in lawn care?

It's just the understanding of what's going wrong, if it's too much water, too less water, if there's bugs, fungus, all of that.

Even just the daily habits of grass, the scientific way grass lives its life.

It's knowing that and understanding that and making that better.

greener yeah it's not

just going i'm going to cut the lawn on saturday with a beer in my hand it's there's a lot more to it than just cutting lawns

yeah so how do you find the integration and how do you implement that so i'm guessing i don't know huge amounts about it but i'm guessing it's aeration fertilization how do you integrate that when a lot of the time people just want to get their lawn mowed

it's definitely dependent on the clientele We do have people that just want their lawn mowed.

And we're like, yep, we can do that because obviously that is a service we do provide.

It's the people that want the dad lawns.

They go, I want perfect lawn.

I don't know how to do it.

It's like, one, do you want us just to have free reign? We'll go for it and make it perfect.

Or do you want to be educated on it and we'll teach you how to do it? Most of the time, they either are time poor or they genuinely want to know how to do it.

Well, so I did six years in the Australian Army.

That was, I discharged two years ago, come out two years ago now.

And since then have recently started our own business.

What's the business in?

Lawn care.

So going and mowing people's lawns, tending to their gardens.

Our focus is doing a bit more of a precise mow.

Our inside joke that we have is we're more than gyms mowing because my partner has a background in sports turf management.

We're not just any people off the street just going, I'm going to start a lawn mowing business.

So he's got that knowledge and experience to go, I know what I'm doing.

So that's our aim is to educate people on their lawns.

So in terms of better quality, what does that look like in lawn care?

It's just the understanding of what's going wrong, if it's too much water, too less water, if there's bugs, fungus, all of that.

Even just the daily habits of grass, the scientific way grass lives its life.

It's knowing that and understanding that and making that better.

greener yeah it's not

just going i'm going to cut the lawn on saturday with a beer in my hand it's there's a lot more to it than just cutting lawns

yeah so how do you find the integration and how do you implement that so i'm guessing i don't know huge amounts about it but i'm guessing it's aeration fertilization how do you integrate that when a lot of the time people just want to get their lawn mowed

it's definitely dependent on the clientele We do have people that just want their lawn mowed.

And we're like, yep, we can do that because obviously that is a service we do provide.

It's the people that want the dad lawns.

They go, I want perfect lawn.

I don't know how to do it.

It's like, one, do you want us just to have free reign? We'll go for it and make it perfect.

Or do you want to be educated on it and we'll teach you how to do it? Most of the time, they either are time poor or they genuinely want to know how to do it.