3 Ways That a Support Team Can Help You and Your Business

Up to this point, working for yourself has likely been an exciting, yet sometimes terrifying journey. Whether you’re a blogger, a business owner, or a freelancer, the freedom you have is worth even the most stressful of days. However, if those stressful days have started to become more frequent, and your workload has become less manageable than ever before, it’s time to consider getting a support team.
Not sure a support team is right for you and your business? Here are three ways having the right people to help out can change your work life forever.

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More time to work on new projects

One or two people cannot handle all of the needs of a growing business. It pays to outsource tasks that draw you away from your core role as a business owner. In fact, companies such as Corporate Business Solutions and tips from fellow specialists recommend having a team to help you tackle a wide range of time consuming business tasks. This can include things like tax planning, website design and maintenance, accounting, and more. Once you have people to help you manage day-to-day tasks, you will finally have the time you need to move on to new projects.

Take your business to the next level

If you are constantly spinning your wheels to complete the basic tasks needed to keep your business functioning, you’ll never be able to move on to those bigger projects that will propel your business to the next level. Whether you hope to launch a new area of your business, begin taking on more clients, or do something else to greatly expand your business, you need to have a plan to achieve your goals. Having a support team enables you to take your business to new areas that aren’t possible with just one or two people.

Does your business need support?

While it can be difficult to let go of tasks for some, creating a support team for your business is ultimately necessary to help it grow. It is important to realize that you aren’t an inadequate entrepreneur or freelancer just because you can’t do everything yourself. No one can do this. Start reaching out to trusted colleagues, professionals, and companies to see who can help you begin to build a support team for your business.


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  2. How’s this for irony? I clicked on your article on chemicals (I’m an environmental chemist by profession) and the advert that popped up at the bottom was for Chlorpyrifos pesticide…. I can only guess that one of my earlier work-related searches for this has been noted and someone thinks I want to buy the stuff 🙂

  3. At some point, a good support team will be the key for expansion and progress. No doubt, the ability to focus on core operational areas is very important, and that’s where support comes in to take care of the distractions. Great post, Ula!🌷👍

  4. I like your tagline ‘I want to be rich. Rich in love, rich in health, rich in laughter, rich in adventure and rich in knowledge. You?’ This article is very good too.

  5. Most businesses need a support team, but few can afford it, and many of those who can don’t bother to budget for it. These are the businesses who tend to fall into the 10-20% failure rate, because like you said, a growing business needs more hands on deck. We have 6 people and a cat, and sometimes we really feel like we could use more hands (and paws) to get work done more easily.

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