Doing the same work for a decade traps you. Learning new skills breaks the monotony, lets you offer more services, and attracts new customers. Growth happens when you expand what you can do.
Businesses, it's a competition at the end of the day, and upskilling yourself gives you more services that you can offer. Yeah, it also breaks up what you actually want to do day to day. I can imagine that after 5, 10, however many years, it can get a little bit repetitive. You're doing the same thing. So upskilling also offers you as a person something new and exciting to go into, but ultimately you are able to expand your service and provide more for new and potentially current customers.
Your Profit Is More Than Your Salary: Pricing A Trades Business w/ Doug D'Aubrey
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