Keep an open mind, hear their ideas and suggestions first before you turn down their proposals. You can oversee all aspects of your company while they are involved as well. When your company begins to grow and prosper and you are feeling gratified, don't take a step back and rest on your laurels. Growth is a double-edged sword. Problems often strike at the moment of explosive growth.
Rapid growth can eat away at profits.
You must be prepared to hire more staff to deal with an increase in business. You might need to make a significant investment in sophisticated computer technology or a warehouse for storage and fulfillment. This is the moment when a cash infusion might be necessary. If your books show that you have run your company carefully, your cash flow can support interest payments, and you understand good business practice, you will be an excellent candidate for a bank or Small Business Administration loan. Set your goals and priorities by preparing a long-range business plan.