Doing it yourself badly the first time beats waiting forever for someone to do it for you.

A rough attempt that exists beats a perfect one you are still waiting on. Handing a job to somebody more capable sounds sensible until it sits untouched for a month, and in the meantime you have learned nothing from it. A clumsy first try is not failure; it is the normal shape of a first try. Second attempts come out better because first ones happened at all.

Take the thing you have been waiting on somebody else for and do a poor version of it this week. Keep it, then fix one part of it later.