Stop doing everything yourself
If everything runs through you, the business can't grow past you. These skills turn what's in your head into steps someone else can follow.
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Stop Doing Everything YourselfTurn voice memos into SOPsThe way we do things lives in my head, so every new hire (or day off) means it gets done wrong.View →Stop Doing Everything YourselfWrite emails in your voiceEvery AI draft sounds like a robot, so I end up rewriting it or writing it myself.View →Stop Doing Everything YourselfPick what to hand off firstI'm doing everything myself and don't know what to hand off first.View →Stop Doing Everything YourselfAnswer repeat customer questionsCustomer questions are eating my day as the business grows.View →Stop Doing Everything YourselfTurn team huddles into task listsWe agree on things in our huddle, and by Friday nobody remembers who was doing what.View →Stop Doing Everything YourselfTraining plan for a new hireI want someone doing the job without me watching over them.Coming soonView →
What owners are asking
Real questions from owners online, reworded and anonymous.
We agree on things in our meetings and then a week later nobody remembers who said they'd do it.
How do I get my crew to actually write down what I told them to do?
I have a task app, but the stuff from our weekly meeting never makes it in there.
Is it normal to be the only person who keeps track of what my team promised?