I Let AI Handle My Weakest Skills — What Changed After 90 Days

I'm a decent programmer. I can ship features, squash bugs, and architect systems that don't fall over. But ask me to write marketing copy? Design a landing page? Come up with a content strategy? I'll stare at a blank screen for hours. Three months ago I decided to stop fighting my weaknesses and start delegating them — to AI. The Problem Every Solo Dev Knows When you're building alone, you wear every hat. Developer, designer, marketer, support rep, copywriter. The issue isn't that you can't do these things. It's that you do them badly and slowly, burning hours that should go toward what you're actually good at: writing code. I was spending 40% of my week on non-coding tasks I hated. Landing pages, App Store descriptions, social posts, email drafts. Each one took 3-4x longer than it should because I'd second-guess every word. What I Actually Delegated Here's what I handed to AI tools over the past 90 days: Marketing copy — Landing page headlines, feature descriptions, App Store metadata