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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 6 MIN

How to Stop Working 80+ Hours a Week as a Business Owner

from Can We Not? Business Is Hard Enough. · host Samantha C. Prestidge

In this quickcast, we explore the two primary reasons clients seek consulting help: proactive preparation for growth and being overwhelmed by unsustainable workloads. The discussion emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries to avoid burnout and improve business operations. Key points include the necessity of recognizing and changing non-productive behaviors, understanding that hustling harder isn't the solution, and the benefits of maintaining healthy communication and respect with clients. The video also mentions a follow-up episode focusing on effective delegation to prevent becoming a bottleneck in the business.00:00 Introduction: The Two Camps of Clients00:55 Recognizing the Need for Change01:46 The Importance of Setting Boundaries02:38 Overcoming Fear and Ego03:17 Shifting to a CEO Mindset04:33 Building a Stronger Team and Processes05:53 Conclusion: Maintaining Sanity and Growth

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