It’s not that you’re doing it intentionally, but if you’re a stressed-out small business owner there’s a chance that you’re sabotaging your own business.

Not all the work you do for your business is necessarily helping you move forward. Putting in all the overtime and taking on all that work may actually be setting you back. That’s obviously not the goal.

But it’s hard to fix a problem if you don’t know what you’re doing wrong. To help you out, here are some of the more common forms of self-sabotage that can happen to business owners:

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