Big Things Happen When You Let Go of Doing It All

Kristin Gunner

a laptop computer and a notebook with a planner and a cell phone virtual assistant
a laptop computer and a notebook with a planner and a cell phone virtual assistant
Do You Recognize This Pattern?

You built something meaningful (a coaching practice, a writing career, or maybe a doula team) and you're proud of that. But somewhere along the line, the load got heavier. Your inbox fills faster than you can catch up. Content planning feels like spinning plates. Admin tasks are a constant background noise.

It’s not that you lack dedication. It’s that you alone are trying to carry everything.

Why “Doing It All” Slows You Down

Wearing every hat—strategist, creator, accountant, organizer—is unsustainable. It drains your creativity, distracts your focus, and erases your downtime. You’re not just busy, you’re burdened. And busy doesn’t always equal productive.

The secret shift?

Letting go of everything that doesn't need your personal attention.

The Power of Focused Support

When you stop doing it all yourself and instead hand off the right tasks, you:

  • Reclaim time and headspace

  • Protect your energy for meaningful work

  • Increase momentum on growth and creativity

  • Reduce stress, both seen and unseen

I work with small business owners and creators, such as doulas, authors, and coaches, helping them offload admin, inbox, content, systems, and more. The result isn’t just fewer tasks. It’s actual space to think, create, and expand.

Your First Step: A Simple, Powerful Question

Ask yourself:

“What is one regular task this week I could delegate so I stop doing it alone?”

Maybe it’s replying to client emails, scheduling blog content, or managing your calendar. Pick one. Let someone else handle it.

I promise that first step is where breathing space begins.

Next Move: Open the Door to Real Relief

If the idea of getting back precious focused time appeals to you, let’s talk.

Reach out to chat about what you can delegate and what that shift could feel like. No pressure. Just a conversation about your next right move.

the quote  "Big things happen when you stop trying to do it all yourself" with a green background
the quote  "Big things happen when you stop trying to do it all yourself" with a green background