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Why 80% of Small Businesses Fail

Are you a business owner, or just a tired employee with a fancy title? In this video, we dive deep into the "Bakery Trap" and the brutal reality of why 20% of businesses fail in their first year and 50% vanish by year five. According to Michael Gerber’s "The E-Myth," most entrepreneurs don't fail because they are bad at their craft—they fail because they are TOO good at it. We explore the 3 Inner Personalities every owner must balance: The Visionary (The Dreamer) The Manager (The Architect of Order) The Specialist (The Worker Bee) If you find yourself "crying over a spreadsheet at 2 a.m." like our baker Sarah, it’s time to stop hiring yourself for a job you hate. I’m breaking down the 7-Step Freedom Blueprint to help you transition from the "Infancy" stage to a "Mature" business that functions like a world-class franchise. In this video, you will learn: Why being a "Specialist" is a recipe for burnout. The secret to the "Franchise Mindset" (even if you only have one location). How to build a "System" that makes the owner's magic touch unnecessary. The 7 steps to documenting your playbook and reclaiming your life. Timecodes: 0:00 - The Brutal Stats of Failure 1:10- The Bakery Trap: Sarah’s Story 1:30 - The 3 Personalities: Visionary, Manager, Specialist 2:15 - The 3 Growth Stages (Are you stuck in Adolescence?) 3:15 - The Franchise Mindset & McDonald's Secret 4:10 - The 7-Step Freedom Blueprint 5:15 - Your First Step to Freedom If you’re ready to stop grinding and start building, comment "SYSTEMS" below! 👇 Subscribe for more deep dives into business mastery and entrepreneurial mindset. #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #EMyth #BusinessSystems #Scaling #WorkLifeBalance #BusinessGrowth #MichaelGerber #Solopreneur Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and inspirational purposes only and does not constitute professional financial, legal, or business advice. Success in business depends on various factors including market conditions, individual effort, and strategy. Always consult with a qualified professional before making significant business decisions.