What weekly time cap did the speaker set for his involvement?

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2 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue (by Phil Risher) about the practical difficulties of running service-industry businesses (lawncare, HVAC, plumbing, electrician). The speaker contrasts owner-operator lifestyles with the entrepreneur who hires crews, describes team-management headaches (damages, quitting, interpersonal conflict), and emphasizes prioritizing personal time over income — explicitly capping his involvement at 10 hours per week so the team runs the business.

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10 hours a week.

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The owner operators hard is they have, like, terrible lifestyle. They're probably not good at delegating and trusting people. And then the challenge of the entrepreneur who hires and puts trucks on the road like me is text messages of damages, people quitting, employees not getting along, all these things. Right? And so you've got to choose your heart of, like, which model do I actually want to grow? But for me, like, income's important, but more important for me is getting my time. And so I was like, I'm capping this thing at 10 hours a week. How can I stay in my zone of genius? And how can I have the team run the business?