I’ve had a rough couple of days.  It just seems like everything is blowing up in my face — my business, my in-laws, you name it.  I guess it’s time to face the fact that I can’t do everything myself, so I’m quitting — quitting trying to do everything, that is.

First things first: I’m quitting worrying about my in-laws’ problems!  They are drama magnets and I am sick of dealing with it.  I told my husband the other night, I don’t want to keep trying to help them all the time.  I just can’t try to fix their problems all the time anymore.

Business-related: I am quitting things that I can outsource, such as accounting and tax stuff, for example.  There’s no reason for me to spend so much time on stuff that I can pay others to do quickly and easily.  It’s just taking time away from my work.

For example, I need to stop trying to do my business taxes myself all the time.  There’s too much to worry about, and what if I get it wrong because I am too stressed about everything else or I don’t understand taxation law well enough.  I could get into trouble, or even just cost myself more money than I should because I don’t know what I’m doing.

For instance, if I had my business property classified as something other than what it should be, I could be paying a lot more in taxes over the next few years.  Hiring cost seg engineering specialists would solve that problem.  Cost segregation reclassifies property to the shortest possible depreciation, giving you more deductible expenses in the short term, rather than relegating it to the long term where it will be possibly wasted.  Paying for cost segmentation services can therefore save me money in the long run — not to mention reducing my stress in the short term by giving me one less thing to worry about!

Trying to do too much myself stresses me out!

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