For many small business owners, there is a considerable
gap between what they thought it would be like running their
own business and what it’s really like. Like many business owners, you may have hoped that
finding success would bring you the freedom to work on
your own schedule and obtain a level of financial security
that you didn’t have in your previous job. Unfortunately, you’ve probably experienced the exact
opposite. More often than not, you are likely tied to your
computer and phone at all hours of the day, struggling to
make ends meet and spending all of your time doing
everything else other than what fulfills you. The problem that most entrepreneurs face is that they tend
to apply their hard work to the wrong tasks and are
fundamentally off base as to what it takes to build a
successful business. You will never achieve your vision of freedom and financial
abundance by answering the phone, handing out business
cards, or working long hours. These tasks are doing nothing
more than creating a self-employment job, not a business. The answer to this problem is working harder on your
business, not in your business. The way to accomplish t
Back