The founder will always be a bottleneck... at some stage. The goal isn't to pretend you're never th
Avi Arya runs businesses across Canada and India while becoming the bottleneck. He's learning to delegate authority to trusted leaders, create processes that work without him, and step back from day-to-day decisions. The tension: caring for your business like a baby versus scaling by letting go.
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