A friend once presented me with a model of thinking about work and time. Categorize all tasks on two scales: how much you like doing something, and how good you are at it. Now, draw a square and break it into four quadrants. One will be "good at it, but don't like doing it". Another will be "Good at it, and like doing it". The remaining ones are "Bad at it, but like doing it" and "Bad at it, and don't like doing it".
Assuming you have resources to hire help and outsource, consider doing the following:
For things you like doing that you are good at, make that your main job. You will be effective and happy.
For things you don't like doing and are bad at, outsource. If you try doing these yourself, you will be miserable, and the outcome will be sub-par (you're bad at it!).
For things you like doing and are bad at, make that your hobby.
For the things that you don't like doing but are good at, either do them yourself or outsource, depending on your time availability and resources to hire help.
I've been doing this for a few years as much as possible. Even at home, my wife and I naturally divide chores along these lines.
Assuming you have resources to hire help and outsource, consider doing the following:
For things you like doing that you are good at, make that your main job. You will be effective and happy.
For things you don't like doing and are bad at, outsource. If you try doing these yourself, you will be miserable, and the outcome will be sub-par (you're bad at it!).
For things you like doing and are bad at, make that your hobby.
For the things that you don't like doing but are good at, either do them yourself or outsource, depending on your time availability and resources to hire help.
I've been doing this for a few years as much as possible. Even at home, my wife and I naturally divide chores along these lines.