The problem with doing so many things is that many of them actually work and become something. My honey thing is blowing up and is becomming too much for just me. The problem is you can’t just give some person a bucket of honey and tell them to pour bottles. It’s super hard to split up. I need to buy a building and get a commercial kitchen so I can expand. I started looking for buildings locally to buy and I found one but they didn’t take my offer and rather than counter they rented it to a church. It really sucks because I would have come up in price AND connected to the kitchen and huge store room was a 6 car tall garage with a wash station. Perfect for my cars. And its 6 blocks from my house. If I had that I could have someone go in and pour and label or buy a few machines to do it. Since they were there I could probably throw a coffee shop and donuts up front. I know what you’re thinking. Sounds like you are doing more not less. Setting up things in a way that people can help IS doing less. You have to have a job for someone. Once there is a role they can do the things you were doing. But some times that role isn’t enough to hire full time so you have to add something to that which is more. I do this all the time and I’m right there in the honey business
I had a local business order 6 cases and another 3. Bottling 9 cases of honey and filling 7 orders reminded me I have to figure this out. It’s too good not to keep building it. But I can’t sell more than 5 or 6 thousand bottles a year unless I get packers or a co packer. I’ll let you know of course which way I go
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