By Maren Kate
Starting your own business can be a lonely, lonely time. Often you’ll spend long hours brainstorming your idea, creating the first prototype (physical or virtual) and if you’re lucky you’ll meet a business soul mate who becomes a partner or co-founder.
For most of my work-for-myself career I’ve been alone, no co-founder, no partners and it was always difficult.
Not only has it taken an emotional toll (we really are social creatures) but I did everything in my business from the highest level (like forming a new marketing campaign) to the lowest level (like researching spam filters for my email account).
Even early on I knew there had to be a better way…
Then one day I discovered outsourcing and slowly began adapting to delegation... More...
