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Writer's pictureBrenna Stanford

Why Doing It All Yourself Is Costing You More: The Benefits of Contracting Out Services


As a virtual assistant with experience supporting small businesses, I've seen firsthand the challenges that entrepreneurs face when trying to do everything themselves.


It's understandable - as a new business owner or solopreneur, you're likely working with limited resources and trying to keep costs low. However, trying to do it all yourself can end up costing you more in the long run.


When you're working on everything from administrative tasks to marketing to customer service, it's easy to get overwhelmed and burnt out. This can lead to mistakes, missed opportunities, and ultimately, slower growth for your business. In addition, trying to do everything yourself can limit your ability to focus on the areas of your business where you truly excel, which can further hamper your growth potential.


The solution?

Contracting out services from others who specialize in those areas.


By working with other small business owners and contractors, you can build a network of professionals who can help you grow your business. This not only takes some of the pressure off of you, but it also helps you build relationships with other entrepreneurs and potentially build a referral base.


There are also financial benefits to outsourcing services. For example, by paying for a service to invest in your business, you can potentially take advantage of tax write-offs. Additionally, by keeping a solid flow of money exchanged between small business owners, you're contributing to the growth of the entire community.


Fears of letting someone else do it?

You might worry about losing control, or about the cost of hiring someone else to do the work.


However, by carefully vetting and selecting contractors who are a good fit for your business, you can ensure that you maintain control over the work while also benefitting from the expertise of others.


In short, trying to do everything yourself can be a recipe for burnout and slow growth. By outsourcing services from other small business owners, you can build a network of professionals who can help you grow your business while also contributing to the growth of the entire community.


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