>"but at this point I've settled to learn some of this stuff on my own, rather than investing too much time in finding someone to trust with the responsibilitie

>"but at this point I've settled to learn some of this stuff on my own, rather than investing too much time in finding someone to trust with the responsibilities." And how many times has a tech person decided to "do it on my own" and ends up producing terrible work but doesn't recognize it? With programming, it's fairly obvious when a person can or can't do it. But marketing and copy writing, for example, are things the everybody thinks they can do, when in reality it's lack of knowledge on the subject that gives people that perception; "that's easy, I'll just learn it on my own."