05/30/2025
One of the best business decision I made early in my entrepreneurship journey wasn’t related to my business model or my offers or my pricing...
I outsourced my taxes.
Up until then, I was doing it all myself—Googling deductions at midnight, wrestling with spreadsheets, and praying I hadn’t messed something up when I hit “submit.”
I told myself I was being scrappy.
Saving money.
Staying in control.
But in reality? I was wasting time, making avoidable mistakes, and holding onto a task that drained me every single year.
The turning point?
Missing a deduction that cost me way more than what I would’ve paid a CPA to do it right.
Outsourcing didn’t just save me money.
It gave me peace of mind.
It freed up brain space.
And it reminded me that just because I can do something doesn’t mean I should.
And I see this exact same pattern in small business owners when it comes to their branding and websites.
They DIY everything—fonts, templates, colors, Canva chaos—thinking it’s smart to wait.
To “earn” the upgrade.
To make it work just a little longer.
But behind the scenes?
It’s draining them. Slowing their growth. Making them cringe when someone asks for their site link.
So I’m just gonna say this:
If you’re still DIYing your brand, but it no longer matches the quality of your work—it’s time.
Time to stop duct-taping. Time to stop stalling. Time to get some clarity around what needs to shift.
Comment or DM BETTY and I’ll send you the link to chat with Betty the Bot, who’s amazing at helping you figure out exactly what’s working in your brand and what’s not.
Because when you stop clinging to the stuff you should’ve delegated months ago? Everything else gets easier.