How do I stop undercharging and actually make a profit in my lawn care business?

Lowering your prices makes you work twice as hard for half of the money, and the customer pool usually isn't very good either. I would suggest raising your prices and losing the bad clients. Lower-paying clients for us usually mean they will nickel-and-dime you for everything and complain. Higher-paying clients just want quality and consistency. Then you will be working half as hard for twice the amount of money. so that you can not lose your everloving mind. Also, I learned a lot from Mike Andes and Alex Hormozi that I was able to apply to my business.