Data Shows That Your Sales Team is No Different Than Your Lawn

I just love it when our lawn looks gorgeous – thick, lush, and green, green, green.  Getting it looking that good requires fertilizing, aerating, thatching, over seeding, and frequent mowing, all things better suited to the landscaping company than me. Of course, some sun and water help too. And even with an irrigation system, by the middle of the summer, areas of our lawn begin to look like crap. Not to worry though. By mid fall, the lawn looks its absolute best.  Yup, my lawn never looks better than it does on November 1. Right before it snows and turns brown for the winter!  You have to admit, that’s a lot of work and expense for a lawn that looks perfect for all of 6 weeks – 3 weeks in the spring and 3 weeks in the fall!