I thrive on challenges. I love the thrill of accomplishing a difficult task I did not think I was going to complete. For that moment in time, I feel like I am on top of the world. Who doesn’t like feeling this way? In order to continue feeling “thrilled,” you might even be motivated to seek out other projects to tackle.
Now as much as I enjoy the feeling of defying the odds, I realize the importance of recognizing my limitations. This is a skill many business owners struggle in mastering. They often find themselves taking on projects they had no business in accepting. For example, if I went into business as a chef, I should not even attempt to design my own website (obviously, if you have the skills go for it—but most likely you probably do not). Yet, how many of us find ourselves in this situation?
Small business owners are used to juggling...
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