Lauren Bateman says hire when routine tasks like email and admin eat 10 hours a week of your time. A 20-hour-per-week hire can return 60 hours of total productivity when combined with your 40 hours, freeing you for high-value work like course creation.
When questioning whether hiring someone is the right thing to do or not in your business, ask yourself about the opportunity lost if you're spending 10 hours a week doing email and administrative tasks instead of building a course that can maybe make you worth thousands of dollars, what do you think is the better investment? If you can hire someone even for 20 hours a week, you just gain 20 hours back of your own time. And if you work 40 hours a week, you have now just created 60 hours of productivity versus the 40 you could only do on your.
