Vlog #27 | Chainsaws Through Time: Tackling 100 Year Oaks, Hurricane Cleanup, & Front Yard Makeovers

FRONT YARD MAKEOVER BEGINGS! Day 2, From Hurricane Ian’s destruction of our 100-year-old oak tree to present-day front yard makeovers, this video dives into the power of chainsaws through time. We’re revisiting the aftermath of Hurricane Ian and how our trusty Ryobi chainsaw saved the day, flashing back to 2016 to drop a massive tree at our Florida home, and tackling today’s overgrown hedges with the Greenworks chainsaw. Watch as we transform our front yard, swap chainsaw blades, and sign off for the year in style. Here’s to an incredible 2024 and beyond-see you in 2025

[@WITHBEN]

Seems as if you went all in with the equipment, fully motivated, ready to go balls to the wall....then realized how hard it is and instantly got demotivated.
Hope you find again that joy and excitement you had in your earlier videos. I will still be tuned in weekly (if you upload weekly)
Midlife Stockman does make it look easy.

[@SideHustleMowing]

Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment-I really appreciate it! I just want to clear something up: I’m 100% as excited now as I was when I started this channel. This is the stuff I love to do, and it’s what keeps me going.
That said, what you see is what you get with me. I’m not the kind of guy who’s going to throw on a fake smile just to make things look a certain way. If I’m out there cutting down hedges or clearing brush, I’m focused on getting it done. Not every video is going to be high-energy, but that doesn’t mean I’m not having a blast. In fact, doing this kind of work is how I decompress after a crazy schedule of flying around the country for photography shoots.
And yeah, Midlife Stockman is awesome-he’s absolutely crushing it. I’m still pretty new to TH-cam, and we’re working hard to pump out videos while balancing everything else. I’ve got big plans for this season, though, and I’m really looking forward to getting even more done, both on the house and with the business.
Thanks again for your comment-it means a lot to have your support!
Best Greg