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Feeling overworked, overloaded, or like you’re the only one holding everything together in your business?
You might be stuck in the trap that catches so many founders and high performers: confusing self-sufficiency with strength.
In this episode of Strategy, Solutions, and Sanity, Samantha shares the one mindset shift that helps founders stop being the bottleneck in their own business. Through personal stories, real-life examples, and practical delegation insights, you’ll learn:
why asking for help feels uncomfortable
how over-functioning secretly drains your time and energy
the difference between being capable and overcompensating
how to make delegation simple (and not feel like letting go of control)
why receiving support is the unlock for scaling without burnout
If you’re an overwhelmed founder or small business owner trying to grow without losing your sanity, this episode gives you the clarity and permission you didn’t know you needed.
00:00 Mom’s lesson that sparked the mindset shift
00:58 Why asking for help feels so hard
02:32 What happened when Samantha tested “helping”
04:15 The hidden plague of over-self-sufficiency
07:17 How to stop being the bottleneck in your business
09:52 The mindset shift that makes delegation simple
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