Probably the biggest problem with being a small business owner is right there in that phrase. Small.
Small means few or no employees. Small means you end up doing most, if not all, business tasks yourself.
Whether or not you’re any good at them.
But even if you ARE perfectly capable at completing those tasks, is doing them really a wise use of your time? (Just because you CAN do something, doesn’t necessarily mean you SHOULD.)
As a business owner, you should be focused on the big things a vision for your business, putting together a plan to reach that vision, developing new products, spending time with your clients and marketing. In other words, those “big picture” tasks that grow your business.
What you should NOT be doing is worrying about getting your invoices out, mailing products, providing troubleshooting help, scheduling your time and all those other administrative duties.
In fact, the more time you spend on all the minutia of running a business, the less time you’ll spend on tasks that can actually grow your business.
It’s a vicious cycle. Maybe you feel like you don’t have...
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