Brian Kaskavalciyan argues that if your business requires you for every decision, it's not actually a business, it's a self-imposed prison. Without clear processes and delegated authority, you can't step away for a day off or vacation, no matter how much money it makes.
so a $5 million business or a $10 million business that requires you to be there all the time and make every decision, that's not a success. You built yourself a prison cage. If everything relies on your decisions, if everything relies on loosey-goosey type systems and processes where nobody's accountable also to anything, nobody takes responsibility for anything, then it all has to go through you. And if it all goes through you, how do you get up and leave? How do you go play golf the afternoon? How do you take a week vacation? How do you take a month vacation? If the business can't operate without relying on you, you don't have a business.
