Anyhoo – no time for that now, got one HELLUVA deadline …

Let’s ROCK!!!

I think the fact that “letting go” areas is difficult is because you’re so passionate about it all and this mindset will take a lot of time to adjust to, but it will be so very worth it and with the energy saved, you’ll be able to pour that into what you’re best at doing, which is a lot of things, haha, so best start deciding

Can’t wait to rock things at work tomorrow, we’ve got a big week ahead, sjoe!

I need to regain my focus and concentrate on what I do well rather than try to do everything (some of which isn’t even relevant!) and thus setting myself up for failure.

Perhaps that’s one of the obstacles one has to overcome when you transition from a solo operation to sharing responsibility with a team. It’s tough to break out of the habit of wanting to know every single detail, of feeling the need to know all the ins and outs of every available technology and tool out there … I have really wonderful people on this journey with me and I need to let more control shift into their hands.

Although I’ve always had a private policy of never asking any of my staff to do anything that I wasn’t willing and able to tackle myself, I have to be honest and admit that I’m never going to be able to do everything myself. Not anymore.

Wow, that’s tough to admit.

Not that that will stop me from learning more – I do owe it to myself and to my business to keep on learning. Every day.

No one knows everything. And this is true not just for the Web – it’s across all industries. Success is for those who are able to identify their strengths and finding their niche market, and serving same with passion. Focus on learning how to serve the needs of your market, delivering comparable results – and better results over time – than your competitors, and being brave enough to ask questions, then you’re sorted for a very succesful career.

Here’s to your success!