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Main Page –› Companies & Business –› Outsourcing Companies
 

Outsource - Or Drown If You Don't

 

Imagine you have two empty glass vases.

One has a rock inside it.
The other has a tennis ball inside it.

We slowly start pouring water into the vases.

The Rock

Initially the rock is singing away quite merrily, thinking Aah this is lovely. The water is pouring in nice and slowly. This is great. I wish I had some more water, but with time more water will come and so the water continues pouring in.

At some point the water level rises to just under the rocks nose. And it is starting to worry a bit. Perhaps there is now too much water for it to cope with? It starts scrambling around a bit.

Before it knows what has happened, its head is completely under water. Help. Help me. Im drowning I cant cope anymore. This has now all become too much Help. Someone help me what have I let myself into ?

The Tennis Ball

As soon as the water gets to the tennis balls middle, it starts to rise with the water. And the more water that flows in, the higher the tennis ball rises. The result is that it is always on top and can never drown.

The average business person is like the rock. From day one trying to do it all by themselves. Taking on way too much of the detailed work and not spending enough time actually building their business.

Statistics

68% of businesses fail within their first 3 years of business. The natural process for a rock in a vase is ultimately to drown

What can you do to become more like the tennis ball?
What simple tasks can you outsource right now?
Even if you only start someone on a half day a week basis to help you out with something?

Growing a very successful business is easy.
Take it one step at a time - start small.

Start delegating your non-core activities, it will stop you from drowning sooner or later.

Author: Rudi Jansen
 
Author Bio:

Rudi Jansen

Who is Rudi?

A Chartered Accountant. Who likes a challenge. And thinks outside the box.

Who pauses to say - is there a better way? Because, surely there is?

My Upbringing I had a very happy childhood in a South African coastal town, called Hermanus. A magical place where a mountain falls into the ocean. Where whales come right up to the beach to give birth to their young. Where there is champagne air and natural green beauty all around. Where, on a windblasted, stormy night, the white waves crash high up onto the dark moonlit cliffs.

The Challenge At the age of 23, after having bummed around aimlessly for a number of years, I decided to start my part-time studies to become a chartered accountant. Being single and ferociously independent, it was something that was impossible to afford on a full time basis. But I wanted it so much! My solution was to work in a pub during the day and study at night. Social life and friends - The choice I made did not leave much time for this. In retrospect, an incredibly painful and tough journey.

No One Believed In Me I remember the 1st year I started out - at that time, the only person who thought I would make it, was me. Everyone else ranged between the outright "You are totally crazy - give up right now" to the hesitant "You know, very few people are successful doing this part-time. It is REALLY tough."

7 years later I finally drank a toast to a piece of paper that recognised me for being a chartered accountant. And smiled.

Who Do I Believe In? I believe in people who will go against the odds to make it work. Because I have.

In fact, I have a passion for people who go against the odds to make it work.

Which is why I have a huge passion for entrepreneurs. Those ones who are a little crazy, who are absolutely passionate in what they believe in and ultimately want to make a difference to the world.

It breaks my heart to see such people - and their dreams - smashed against the rocks by the stormy seas they find themselves in. Because it is much more than just their dreams being broken. Much more.

That is the reason I've developed this business. It is my passion. My dream. It is much bigger than me.

And with Skype Video Call - You can now reach me wherever you are in the world. If I can't help you turn your business around - then I don't deserve your money!

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