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>>54677580
I also own a small business but not to scale. Hiring someone to do what I do would be unnerving to me (initially I suppose), plus my wage slavery, I would guess 33% accurately tax on my small business and 25% accurately tax on my income. I have a business associate that I work with as a part of my operation who runs a real shit show, but he’s been doing it for a decade and mucking along much to my disappointment because I despise his business practices and it’s real pain in the ass to deal with his company and of course he blames everyone that he hires for all of his troubles. Well he decided to hop off the yacht for a bit to “take things under control” and I think it’s actually worse off under his direct leadership, than it was before months after the ship was meant to be steered. I told him so and he compared his business to Walmart as a manner of pride. Can I truly bumble along by scaling too quickly without the right knowledge or expertise to hire and manage appropriately? I’d like to make as much money as he appears to while doing practical nothing but bucketing water over the edge of the ship indefinitely. To remain on topic here is a millennial rock that I paid premiums to the Jew for. Serialized fingers undoxxed