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OP, please take this succinct statement to heart.
I've owned or adjacently owned or been involved with multiple businesses. It always starts out as excitement, it always turns in to paperwork and lawyers and permits and licenses.
I loved the people, the customers (some), the employees, etc. but I always spent more time doing business shit than the things I loved doing. And it erodes your soul over time.
Now, if you end up with an award-winning thing and can afford to pay for some help with some of that stuff? Hell yeah. That's the dream. But it can be tough to get there.
Also, if you hire someone else to do the business stuff, you'll add managerial tasks to your workload.
Also they might steal from you, or just do a bad job maybe.
I see... thank you. I have a lot to think about
And that 10% is still 8 hour days.