Farmboy, Yup, or those that have spouses and/or dependents do you have instructions on how to operate your business, keeping the business paid, and cashing the checks...

Aaaaall byyy myyy seeeeelf.

I think that's how that song goes. Although, I have recently turned over my main site to my sister, as I want to focus on creating something much bigger.

Lagonda,
that's me to a tee buddy.
Motivation is an obstacle, and my mind drifts to other opportunities and paths.
Procrastination is my first and last name , however.

I have 3 employees, but could easily justify 40 if I could find local employees that wanted to work! That's been a huge pain.

I'm the only one that touches the code, though. Everyone else handle data entry and sales.

I have a virtual team but end up doing allot myself as I am a perfectionist.

Doing it solo since I got accepted into Adsense in 2006, currently 43 years old.

I lease the iron and manage OS/DB/App server/Backend coding/HTML/CSS. Full stack developer.

Mostly me. My wife does a fair amount of photography, and I've hired my adult son (who's a whiz with GIS) to create a bunch of maps. But I write 99.5 percent of the text and do all of the layout, technical, and business chores.

Been at it before there was an internet (remember BBS and Fidonet?)

Long enough to have grown two different companies and sold them off when it was time.

Grew up watching Golden Age USA tv broadcasts, and not in syndication. :)

Don't adsense these days, but at one time I did (left that market nearly 10 years ago for personal sites, still manage and set up for new clients that want to go that route).