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Delegation is essential in business ownership—but not everything should be delegated.

In this episode, Kristy shares a powerful and personal perspective on what not to delegate in 2026, especially for overwhelmed entrepreneurs who already have teams, systems, and support but still feel burned out or disconnected.

Blending life coaching and business coaching principles, this episode explores the difference between delegating tasks and outsourcing responsibility for your life, leadership, relationships, and values.

If you believe in master delegation and the Lazy Entrepreneur mindset—working smarter without losing what matters—this episode is for you.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• Why over-delegation can lead to burnout and loss of meaning
• What business owners should never outsource
• The difference between delegating tasks and delegating responsibility
• How overwhelmed entrepreneurs can realign in 2026
• Why delegation should support your life—not replace it

Topics Covered:

• Delegation vs. over-delegation
• Spiritual life and inner leadership
• Marriage, relationships, and presence
• Parenting and personal responsibility
• Character, values, and leadership identity
• The Lazy Entrepreneur approach to master delegation

Reflection Question:

What’s one area you’ve been trying to delegate that you actually need to personally show up for more in 2026?

Connect with Kristy:

📩 Email: [email protected]
📸 Instagram: @kristyabbyyoder.com

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