Meet Jack… Jack of all Trades. He's very good friends with Master of None. You could say they are joined at the hip.

Perhaps you personally know Jack? While Jack has all good intentions of creating a very profitable business, he can't seem to stay focused. Many small business owners fall into this. It's hard int he beginning to not want to do everything, mostly because we have to.

Master of None is the end result of Jack's indecision, lack of focus, lack of planning and repeatedly hopping from one aspect of his business to the next.

Does this mean that you shouldn't try new things until you find what works for you? No, of course not, but when you're running a small business, there is little time for task-hopping. You need to find the help necessary to make sure you lead the business in the direction you want it to go.

You can't move forward otherwise.

People do business with people they know and trust. People do business with the "expert" in that field, the "go to person" and those who establish themselves as a solid business owner.

Don't be like Jack.

While you will be moving forward and upward, Jack will still be side-stepping and hopping from one thing to the next, hoping for the "next big thing" and never creating any real long-term success.