[Stoots]

It's a funny game.

I've not been going that long (4 years now)

But when starting out with low prices, spread out work, heavy poles, manual reels etc I used to look at what others say they could do and think bloody hell. I remember doing about 12 jobs a day!  I did 23 today, set off at 8:45 and back by 2:30 plus don't really feel tired like I used to when I seemed to be working a lot harder for less return .....

[dazmond]

as you gain more WFP experience, better priced and/or more compact work and earnings go up you learn to work smarter and can afford better equipment and so you can earn a really good wedge for short hours without working yourself into the ground....thats all ive ever wanted really.....im not an overly ambitious chap....