Call Them The "Boss Ladies"

Two 11 year old girls in Georgetown run their own lawn mowing service

Two c1 3 girls are running their own business.

It's called, boss ladies mowing service.

Abc 36's alex king spoke with them about why they chose to spend their summer mowing lawns.

Most 11-year-olds choose to sit back and relax during their summer break but for two georgetown girls.

They choose to help others.

Gracie strong and cadence kerr have been friends for four years.

They met while playing softball together.

Both enjoy being outdoors.and mowing lawns for their neighbors.

Two months ago... the girls decided to create a business around doing what they enjoyed for fellow scott county residents.

And boss ladies mowing service was born.

Gracie strong: people are really excited.

Most people dont enjoy mowing the lawn so whenever we go and we ask people if they would like their lawn mowed.

Theyre like super excited like sure when do you want to do it?

The girls say they hoped their business would grow but didnt expect it to ever get this kind of response.

Their facebook page now has a little over three hundred likes.

But for gracie and cadence... this isn't just about profit... but also positivity.

Cadence kerr: i always wish that they would always get out into the world and be nice to other people and always do the same.

Throughout this experience the girls say they have learned real world skills such as.

What a profit and loss statement is, how to balance expenses, and the importance of reliable and friendly customer service.

They say they plan to save up for a zero turn mower to help make their jobs easier or a go kart.

Gracie and cadence say their parents are very involved in the process and are very proud of them working towards their business.

Alex: to learn more about the boss ladies mowing service, visit our website wtvq.com.

Reporting from home, alex king, abc 36 news.