We’ve been conditioned to believe that being a successful woman in business means juggling everything — the kids, the clients, the emails, the laundry, the launch, the life.

But what if the real power move isn’t doing more… it’s doing less?

Sometimes the strongest thing you can do isn't proving you can handle it all, it's having the courage to ask for help.

This week on the LifePilot Podcast, I sit down with Brittany Bettini—CEO, author, and the woman who went from scrubbing toilets as a single mom on food stamps to building a thriving virtual assistant agency that serves 70+ industries worldwide.

Brittany's story is one of transformation, resilience, and radical self-trust. She knows what it's like to feel completely overwhelmed, to cry in the shower wondering if entrepreneurship is sustainable, and to believe that asking for help means you're not strong enough. But through her journey, she discovered something revolutionary: delegation isn't a sign of weakness, it's the ultimate act of self-leadership.

In this episode, Brittany shares her "lazy CEO" philosophy, the life audit that helps you figure out what to delegate first, and why building a team became one of the most healing experiences of her life. We also talk about the myth that women have to "do it all," how to vet and trust virtual assistants, the role of AI in a human-centered business, and why giving your team permission to make decisions might be the smartest move you ever make.

Whether you're a solopreneur drowning in admin tasks, a parent trying to balance it all, or someone who just knows there has to be a better way—this conversation will give you permission to stop doing everything yourself and start building the business (and life) you actually want.

• The biggest myth holding women entrepreneurs back and why "doing it all yourself" is keeping you stuck
• Why “lazy CEO” actually means “highly strategic CEO”
• How to overcome the control trap and start trusting your team with the keys to your kingdom
• The truth about AI vs. human support and why you need both in your business

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