Unfortunately, few small businesses are self-sustaining until their third year of operation, which means that the owner often must work a second job to support himself and his family while working in his new business.
While he’s waiting for his business to grow, the new business owner is distracted by all the things he needs to do and all the things he isn’t getting done.
経営者は、企業の成長を待ち望む一方で、成し遂げるべきことや成し遂げられていないことに気持ちをくじかれます。
The frustrations mount, and the only way he deals with them is to remember the thought that one day when everything is working like a charm he’ll be free to take time off, to take vacations with his family, to do the good things a business of your own is supposed to make possible. But, in most cases, the frustrations mount and the “good things” never materialize; not the way he imagined them, that is.
(訂正)オーナーの家族が彼の新ビジネスで働く一方で、オーナー自身は自分を支えるために → オーナーは自分は新ビジネスで仕事をしながら、自分と自分の家族を支えるために