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It's 2 a.m. and a stranger is backing a car into my driveway.
He just dropped off a photo booth, fresh from a wedding. The next morning, I grabbed it from the garage in my pajamas and loaded the galleries. My neighbors probably thought we were running something out of that house. And honestly? We kind of were.
For a long time, that was just our life. Booths in the garage, the basement, the living room. Two full-time jobs between me and my husband, and a photo booth business crammed into every crack of time we had left over. We built the first $100K–$150K on our own, no staff, no team, no help.
And it worked, right up until it didn't.
In this episode, I'm breaking down the two hires that finally got us out of that chaos, who you should hire first (not who you think), and what the order actually looks like when you're the bottleneck and there aren't enough hours in the day. Your first hire and your second hire are doing different jobs. Mix up the order and you'll be frustrated when the first one doesn't fix the problem you thought it would.
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By Catalina BlochIt's 2 a.m. and a stranger is backing a car into my driveway.
He just dropped off a photo booth, fresh from a wedding. The next morning, I grabbed it from the garage in my pajamas and loaded the galleries. My neighbors probably thought we were running something out of that house. And honestly? We kind of were.
For a long time, that was just our life. Booths in the garage, the basement, the living room. Two full-time jobs between me and my husband, and a photo booth business crammed into every crack of time we had left over. We built the first $100K–$150K on our own, no staff, no team, no help.
And it worked, right up until it didn't.
In this episode, I'm breaking down the two hires that finally got us out of that chaos, who you should hire first (not who you think), and what the order actually looks like when you're the bottleneck and there aren't enough hours in the day. Your first hire and your second hire are doing different jobs. Mix up the order and you'll be frustrated when the first one doesn't fix the problem you thought it would.
What you'll learn:
Resources Mentioned:
Your Next Steps: