Feras Alhlou explains why solopreneurs get stuck doing everything themselves: sales, marketing, delivery, customer service, back-office work. The result is delayed growth, burnout, and an inability to delegate.
how solopreneurship can become a trap. Nothing against solopreneurship. You can have a very healthy, very profitable business as a solopreneur, no problem whatsoever. But if you're doing everything by yourself, that can easily become a trap. When you do everything in your business, and that includes sales, marketing, delivery, all the back office stuff, customer service, you start to think No one can do this better than me. The longer you avoid delegating, the longer you delay your growth. And the other part of it, which is worse, is you could potentially burn out.
