Why most founders get this number wrong ⬇️

💡 Watch this first (3 min): Naval Ravikant explains why most founders undervalue their time by 10x. His framework will help you set an aspirational hourly rate for the calculator below; not what you make today, but what you’re building toward.

Discover Your Hidden Costs – Chief Nest ROI Calculator

The “I’ll Do It Myself” Calculator

Every hour you spend on tasks someone else could handle is an hour stolen from growing your business. Let’s put a number on what that’s actually costing you.

💡 Why this matters: Every hour you spend on $20 tasks while telling yourself you’re “being scrappy” is an hour your competition spends on $2,000 decisions. The market doesn’t reward hard work – it rewards leverage.

Include: emails, scheduling, research, admin, bookkeeping, outreach, LinkedIn, hiring freelancers, CRM setup, cold email outreach, etc.

Watch the video above first. If you’re still not sure? Take your target annual revenue ÷ 2,000 hours

Monthly opportunity cost
$8,000
Annual opportunity cost
$96,000
Potential monthly savings with Chief Nest
$6,000

Ready to buy back 20 hours of your week?

“Set an aspirational hourly rate. If you’re not making that rate, you should be delegating everything below it.” – Naval

The Hidden Cost of Doing Everything Yourself

You’ve Seen The Numbers. Now What?

Three types of founders see this calculator:

  1. The Skeptics – “I’ll just work harder.” (They burn out in 6 months)
  2. The Researchers – “Let me think about it.” (They’re still thinking)
  3. The Builders – “Screw it, let’s fix this now.” (They’re growing)

If you’re losing $8,000+ monthly to “doing it yourself,” we need to talk.

Here’s what happens next:
15-minute call. No pitch deck. No discovery BS.
Just two questions: What’s eating your time? Can you actually delegate?

If the answer is yes, we’ll match you with an operator who thinks like an owner.
If it’s no, I’ll tell you straight up and save us both time.

Limited spots. We only work with 10 new founders per month.

“I escaped corporate to build something, but just recreated the same trap – doing everything myself.”
– Every founder before they delegate properly

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