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The most expensive business mistakes I have made so far: 🟣 Trying to outsource business development - I'm now 100% convinced this has to be founder-led until you reach scale and then it has to be handled internally. 🟣 Not investing in a decent website from day one - I built the first version of our website myself (just because you can do it, doesn't mean you should...) and still dread to think about the sunken opportunity cost of my time. 🟣 Business cards and various printed stationary bits. Nobody uses them. 🟣 Not having a regular process for reviewing and culling subscription spend. It's very easy to sign up to 100 tools/SaaS products that are only occasionally used, but the individual costs rack up.