A hive keeps going long after any one bee is gone. Build something that doesn’t need you standing in it.

Anything that depends entirely on one person is fragile, however good that person happens to be. Systems, habits and shared knowledge keep working through absence, illness and the ordinary fact that people move on, which is why the sturdiest things are built to outlast whoever started them. Being indispensable feels like security and is usually a weakness in the structure. Resilience means the thing runs without you in the room.

Pick something only you can currently do and teach somebody else half of it. Write the process down where others can find it.