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Rising Star
Just take a step back for 1 day and look at how things function. Everyone still moves. Jobs still get done. Just step back and you can know the pace to rejoin at.
Rising Star
I know what you mean, and honestly I probably need to do that more often. Part of me knows the place will keep moving even if I step back, but another part of me still acts like everything depends on whether I personally hold it together. That is probably the habit I have not really broken yet.
Rising Star
If you have a team, learn how to delegate. Teach them and then hold them accountable. This is the only way for you to be able to lighten your load and feel less like “ if you want it done right, you have to do it yourself”.
Rising Star
That is probably the answer I least want to hear because I know it is true. I can say I want to delegate more, but if I am still checking, redoing, or hanging onto things at the last second then I am kind of creating the same cycle myself. I think accountability is the part that makes delegation actually feel real instead of just temporary relief.
As a control freak, believe me, I know what you’re saying. Part of me wants to say once you have a team you can trust these feelings go away. But I trust my team and sometimes I still find myself staying late and finishing projects I know I could delegate. I’m just a person who knows how they like things done.
Rising Star
That is exactly it. It is not even always about trust in the team, sometimes it is just knowing too clearly how I want something done and then talking myself into staying because it feels easier than letting go. That is the part that starts to feel less like being reliable and more like not knowing how to turn my brain off.