Ben Greenfield advises entrepreneurs to outsource and hire a team earlier to scale their business, arguing delegation quickly yields returns that justify the cost. He outlines a personal routine grounded in principles learned from interviews and books: (a) morning solo time for spiritual work and preparing the body, (b) a morning family meeting, and (c) productive work.
What would you say have done right, and what would you do different? Differently is easy. I would have outsourced and hired and built a team earlier. Much earlier. Right? I just learned in a very profound way how much you can scale and exponentially multiply yourself by hiring others and ditching the scarcity mindset that you can't afford to hire others because very shortly after hiring others, if you're delegating properly, the returns justify any spend on those hirings. My routine is based on principles that I've become aware of over the years. Interviewing successful entrepreneurs, reading books based on those principles. I would say the main themes that no matter how my routine looks are present is a Morning solo time for spiritual work and preparing the body and the health for the day b Morning family meeting c Productive work.
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