This GenZ entrepreneur started mowing lawns aged 12—he skipped college and now his gardening business turns over $1 million a year ...Middle East

Chase Gallagher was just 12 years old when he started mowing his neighbor's lawn for $35. The Gen Zer kept at it instead of going to college and now his business is generating over $1 million.

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