you will never feel like you will run out of things to improve on. you will never feel like it's a complete work. what is worse is knowing that there are compe

you will never feel like you will run out of things to improve on. you will never feel like it's a complete work. what is worse is knowing that there are competitors and they are also trying to find their edge over you. you have probably between 20 to 50 different things you can choose to work on right away and there's always this nagging doubt that the projects and improvements you pick may cost you far too much and give you back far too little. it always does feel like a hair's breadth away from failure. i don't know how to help you. you may have great, productive employees who are 100% willing to jump off the cliff with you but at some point you will need a few good, smart, strategic guys you can bounce ideas off, who can critique, find flaws, figure out escape plans when things don't go right, and give you confidence to take on projects that may not be in your favour. there's no formula to finding those guys. it's a tough battle. good luck!