HeyJaredTHE DIARY OF A LANDSCAPER
The Diary of a Landscaper is the real, unfiltered journey of Apolo Arellano — from picking up a shovel as a laborer in 2001 at Gachina Landscape Management to building his own landscaping company in Silicon Valley.This channel is for: • Hustlers starting with nothing but a…
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How to Build a $1.6M Automated Business System | Daryl Urbanski (opens the original)
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Implementing marketing automation for small business growth is the secret to scaling without burning out. In this episode, Daryl Urbanski breaks down how to use marketing automation for small business operations to turn manual service work into a hands-off, high-profit enterprise. In Episode 33 of 'The Diary of a Landscaper', Apolo Arellano sits down with business strategist and entrepreneur Daryl Urbanski. From freelancing in Japan to building a six-figure martial arts school in year one and ge
The Hidden Backstory of Blue-Collar Success: Building an Elite Company Culture | Ep. 41 (opens the original)
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Designing a world-class company culture means understanding the diverse journeys of the people on your crew. In this episode, Apolo Arellano dives into how aligning immigrant work ethic with American craftsmanship creates an unstoppable company culture built on empathy, mentorship, and deep pride in the work. In Episode 32 of 'The Diary of a Landscaper', we are stepping away from the numbers, the trucks, and the tech to talk about the real human story behind every beautiful outdoor space in Amer
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