The Guilt Isn’t Proof You’re Needed
Delegation guilt insists that if you’re not doing a task yourself, it won’t get done right — and that lie rarely comes from evidence, it comes from identity built over years of doing everything solo. The guilt assumes quality only exists inside your own hands, even though somebody once trained you and someone else can learn the same standard. Testing the guilt with one honest question — what’s the actual evidence this will go wrong — usually reveals there isn’t any, just a story running ahead of the facts.
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