Most people try to fix a full week by working faster. That almost never works, because the problem is not speed. It is that too much of the week still runs through you.
List the work that keeps coming back. I will sort it into what you should keep, what AI can assist with, and the one thing you should hand off first, show you roughly how many hours a month that is worth, and sketch what the first hand-off looks like.
Which is closest to you?
The work that keeps coming back
Pick who you are and add at least two tasks first.
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Answer all four to continue.
Everything you listed either needs your judgment, or you have not yet put into words how you do it. The second one is the more common of the two, and it is the actual blocker.
Try this: pick the task that annoys you most and write down, in plain language, what a finished version looks like and what you are deciding while you do it. If you can get that on paper, it becomes handoffable. That exercise is most of what we do in the workshop.
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