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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2025 · 35 MIN

94: Quick Year in Review: Building for What’s Next

from Crooked Stripes Podcast · host Brandon Brubacher, Kyle Breiner

In this episode, Brandon and Kyle discuss the challenges and successes of their businesses over the past year, focusing on productivity during winter, the importance of smart spending on equipment, and the role of social media in business growth. They reflect on operational efficiency, maintenance for the upcoming spring season, and the significance of community opportunities. The conversation also touches on the value of quality equipment, health and fitness in their busy lives, and ends with a moment of gratitude for their loved ones and support systems.Takeaways:Productivity can be maintained even in harsh winter conditions.Smart spending on equipment can lead to long-term savings.Social media presence is crucial for modern businesses.Off-season maintenance is often neglected but important.Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up your landscaping game, this one’s full of useful insights—and a few laughs. Other Links:👨‍🌾 Stripe Life Canada: @stripelifecanada🅾️ Breiner Lawn @breinerlawn🌿 Hodder Landscaping: @hodderlandscaping📋 Get a FREE 14-Day Trial of Jobber + Partner Discount:getjobber.com

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