Stress, Work and Pleasure What’s the Right Balance?

Business Articles | July 13, 2007

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There are about 20 elements that must be carried out to build a successful and profitable business.

TIP: Completing those elements and building the model to support those elements to operate without you is the key.

Knowing this, you can plan your projects around the time it takes to build each and every element to make it functional. Once it is set up, the business should be able to work without your input.

Each business I have started I chose to work the 15-hour days for short periods in order to set up the elements in the model.

Once they were set up, the job was done. Now I only work in the business for a few hours a week. You can work 20 hours a day for a short time then take a few weeks off if you like. Or you can spread the work over a longer period of time to give you free time on a daily basis.

It is your choice. This mindset is what will give the successful business owner or executive the flexibility to move. Let's not hear any more whinging business owners saying it takes hard work. That will only show others that they haven't mastered the art of building their business with balance.

To understand more about the life cycle of a business and the stages that a business goes through I recommend you read The Right business Model under articles in this site.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dan Cavalli is an Australian businessman. His expertise is in the creation of businesses and building them to full potential. His most noted success was for starting his business from zero and built it to 140 million in 18 months. He is the author of the book THE LAZY MANS GUIDE TO MULTI-MILLIONS (How I went from zero to 140 million in 18 months)