You didn't build a practice to become its part-time IT department.
A booking link that doesn't work. A page that feels confusing. Five apps that don't talk to each other, and a software bill that quietly passed $300 a month while your energy went somewhere else entirely.
None of that is a reflection of your work. It's a reflection of tools that were never built for how you actually practice. You don't need to become technical to fix it. You need someone to hand you a system that already works — without the complexity, without the contract, without the agency-sized invoice.