Doing everything yourself isn’t noble — it’s killing your business. In Part 2 of The 5 Costliest Mistakes of My Career, I break down why wearing every hat keeps you stuck as an overworked “job owner” instead of a real business owner, and how to finally break free.
When I first started my business, I thought the only way to get it done right was to do it myself. Big mistake.
In this episode of The 5 Costliest Mistakes of My Career, I’m breaking down the hidden cost of wearing every hat in your business — and why doing everything yourself keeps you stuck as an overworked “job owner” instead of a true business owner.
Here’s what you’ll learn in Part 2:
• Why “if you want it done right, do it yourself” is business suicide
• How to decide what you should keep doing vs. what to delegate
• Why knowing just enough about every area (finance, accounting, marketing, etc.) makes delegation way easier
• How to focus on what you’re actually good at (and stop half-assing everything else)
• The one skill you must master before delegating anything: marketing & sales
At the end of the day, if you keep trying to do it all, you’ll burn out and stall your business. Learn to delegate, focus, and stop being the bottleneck.