Your Profit Disappears When You Count Your Own Work
7. november 2026 · 2m
A service can look profitable while the owner's delivery work remains invisible in the calculation.
Paul Alex uses a hypothetical example to show why a realistic replacement labor estimate matters when planning to delegate a service.
What you'll learn:
• Track preparation, delivery, communication, and corrections.
• Separate labor costs already counted from work you still supply.
• Review what remains for other expenses before planning to scale.
Revisit one service and make the cost of your own delivery work visible.
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