With some exceptions in the world, a country’s economic success relates to the health of the country’s stock market. Despite the existence of various types of “bubbles” throughout history, stock market correlates with the expectations about the performance of companies in the real world. As companies cannot always do well, the same happens with the stock market throughout its entire history. Since the early days of the stock market, “booms” and “crashes” succeed each other around the world. The effects of a stock market’s sudden and massive drop in value, can have a chain reaction and cause disruption in almost every industry within an economy. On the other hand, an up trending stock market is directly related to the positive sentiment in the economy and the increased confidence levels of businesses and investors. While this system has certainly been around for many years, it is a fairly new economic structure, having only been invented and systematized a few hundred years ago.
When it comes to being an entrepreneur, it never seems like there are enough hours in the day to get everything done. It’s no surprise that early on in your career, being an entrepreneur is synonymous with working long hours and weekends and doing the bulk of the work on your own. While having a strong work ethic is important, so is the ability to delegate appropriate tasks to your employees so that you can focus on the tasks that are important in growing your business. Early on in your career, your day is likely to be full of small tasks that are easy to complete, but as your business grows, these tasks begin to multiply and in order to stay on top of them you will either need to delegate the tasks or be forced to work constantly, never completing everything. In order for your business grow even more, tasks will need to be delegated to your employees. If you struggle with delegating tasks because you have a tendency to be a perfectionist, follow these tips to free up your mi