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Old 02-14-2008, 12:35 AM   · #3
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If you know what you're doing and at good at it, I say diy if not paying someone to do it for you as more faster than you can do it will free you up to do more for yourself.

there's also other factors like time which I noticed are luxury to most, since I stay online for 10 to 12 hours my own time I bill someone here from time to time to free them up and I do it for them.

Originally Posted by DDC_Cyn
They say you have to spend money to make money, but when you start a new business it can be tough to shell out cash for anything that isn't absolutely necessary.

On the other hand, I've recently been looking at some of the mundane things I do in a day including interview transcriptions and quick news posts (I write a TV blog) and I'm thinking it's worth paying someone to do these things for me. The blog itself isn't bringing in enough money to pay for these services, but in theory freeing up my time to do other things could be worth it in the end.

So, thoughts on when it's worth hiring help?



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