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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2022 · 24 MIN

48. Is Perpetually Working 60-80 Hours per Week Really a Plan?

from Service Industry Success · host Brian Harding

You're reluctant to turn over control or delegate decision making. Probably rightfully so. No doubt you've been disappointed and burned by employees before. But is perpetually working 60-80 hours per week so you can have control really a reasonable plan?If you have a question or topic you'd like me to address or answer, please shoot me a direct message on my Service Industry Success Facebook page.

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You're reluctant to turn over control or delegate decision making. Probably rightfully so. No doubt you've been disappointed and burned by employees before. But is perpetually working 60-80 hours per week so you can have control really a reasonable plan?If you have a question or topic you'd like me to address or answer, please shoot me a direct message on my Service Industry Success Facebook page.

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You're reluctant to turn over control or delegate decision making. Probably rightfully so. No doubt you've been disappointed and burned by employees before. But is perpetually working 60-80 hours per week so you can have control really a reasonable...

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