Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are vital to economic growth, innovation, and market job creation. Globally, SMEs represent 90% of businesses and generate 50% of employment (World Bank). They drive economic dynamism and offer a diverse range of products and services. Furthermore, they play a crucial role in supply chains, with 70% of industrial supply chains relying on them (OECD). Despite their significance, entrepreneurs today encounter numerous challenges, including financial management, competition in crowded markets, and building a solid customer base. Scaling a business effectively while maintaining quality is a complex task, especially for those juggling multiple roles and responsibilities. Additionally, entrepreneurs must navigate the complexities of hiring and managing teams, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, and adapting to market changes. Balancing work-life commitments to avoid burnout adds another layer of difficulty.