I totally signed up for jobber after a late night putting together PDF invoices for people after getting worked all day. haha more recently, I've created a sales funnel system because I realized we miss waaaay too many job leads. Just literally burning money at that point. If it affects you bottom line, make the investment (whether it's time or money) to fix the thing.
My suggestion here though is not to do it all at once. Even though there are a ton of fires going on in your life, really hone in on one and fix it completely or most the way before moving on to the next shiny object. And if you are able to dedicate time to it, just pay a premium for someone who is very good at that thing to do it for you. That way you ensure it gets done and you don't need to learn all the intricacies of a given program to make it. A good example is your website - are you really going to take the time to learn how to code or make things look coherent? It'd be way more efficient to focus on the things your good at and pay someone else.
