What if I said that the only thing holding you back from achieving your entrepreneurial and personal goals is a wrongly held belief that something as progressive and necessary as a personal assistant is a luxury? You might snigger, but read through the next couple of paragraphs and hear what I have to say.
To reach the next level of results, business owners often need to hire more team members, including someone to support them personally. There is often reluctance to take this step because hiring somebody to assist you personally seems like a route taken by the wealthy, or the famous. I mean, who do you think you are?
You’re most likely a person stretched beyond your means in work and home life – your progression in either direction is restrained. Not only are you held back from moving forward, but you are at risk of spiralling into a state of regression.
Recognizing that personal support is an investment in yourself and in your business is one of the first keys to assuring you can get what you need and want from your life.
You wouldn’t think twice about hiring supporting staff for the different departments of your company: operations, accounting, sales, etc. But while those needs are being taken care of, who is minding your reservoir of creativity, ingenuity, and talent? Who is there to help make sure that while you are managing the different departments of your life - family, work, social - you don’t end up running on empty?
Hiring someone with the ability to manage the tasks that drain you of time and energy can be beneficial in terms of increased creativity, growth, and vision. If you have ever wondered why the wealthy and famous are able to maintain a constant state of success, you only need to consider the level of support that keeps their skills and talents running in full motion.
Investing in your abilities will help perpetuate success. You will see the rewards through your company’s growth, through the opportunities you create for people, and through the value that is created in your personal world. But in order to perpetuate success, you need to reconsider the notion that personal assistance is a luxury. It is a necessary investment in yourself.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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