“Time is the ultimate currency.”

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This is directly quoted from Elon Musk.

I have to agree.


The man has been running multiple successful businesses that made him one of the richest and most influential men in the world today.


Think about running ONE business is exhausting, while he’s running FIVE successful businesses all at the same time!


Just imagine the resources that he’s BURNED OUT since then to get where he is right now.


The key to his success is definitely proper delegation.


I firmly believe that if you want to enjoy life and be more successful you need to learn how to properly delegate tasks.


As I see it, you can work your ass off relying on yourself and eventually fail due to exhaustion…


OR


You can learn to delegate tasks to other people, scale your business, and have more free time for yourself!


But where do I start?


You need to start with delegating tasks that are menial and repetitive. 


Tasks that can be learned without expert training and can be learned in under 4 hours.


The most effective solution for this is hiring a Freelancer.


Long-term Freelancers like myself serve as business front-liners who’re willing to do the boring work for you

while you’re out there closing more deals or enjoying your mimosas on a weekday.


If you’re interested in having more time on your hands feel free to email me at nickbalmadres23@gmail.com.

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