How is yard work related to entrepreneurial skills? List at least four skills you would use in creating a business. Design your own lawn service plan. What resources do you need in terms of labor and capital? What services would you provide and how much would you charge?

They belong in the same category

Explanation:

Yard work and Entrepreneur skills fall into the Landscaping category. Just like entrepreneuring, yard work consists a massive amount of planning and precision to perfect those plans. According to MyMajors.Com,"Landscape or maintain grounds of property using hand or power tools or equipment. Workers typically perform a variety of tasks, which may include any combination of the following: sod laying, mowing, trimming, planting, watering, fertilizing, digging, raking, sprinkler installation, and installation of mortarless segmental concrete masonry wall units." This segment of the article supports the fact that planning takes role into making and taking care of a yard. TruGroot would be the sample name of our lawn (entrepreneuring can be very interesting because planning may need some entertainment.) We would provide schedules to come and inspect the area, have a conversation about what you need and how we can provide, and etc. When entrepreneuring we need to find sponsors and promote our company and our products to gain interests in others and soon advertise them. The US national average cost per service is 45$, The Minimum is estimated around 25$ and up to 150$. When planning this, focusing on money managing is mostly important. So if we add the estimated amounts of costs for services (150+25)=175. 175/2=87.5. Decision-Making also take effects on how successful the project will be if we take the right precautions. So on top of that to decrease the price there is a %30 discount and if I add that to my total we would be charging 61.25$ per service and prices for resources vary.  

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