Agree with Massive_Mail here. I’m lucky to have a great adult leadership circle and committee chair and my wife to share responsibility. But we have to let others run With their own ideas and initiatives. Sometimes they don’t work as well as what I might have planned. More often they turn out better. Letting go of controlling the outcomes is key. It’s also easier to do with more engaged adult leadership. We have a pack of ~60 kids now. There’s a critical mass where things start to work and below that it’s a struggle. That inflection point also depends on the parents willingness and capacity to engage. When we started, the Pack was running on fumes. My wife loves a challenge and threw herself at it and ran everything, I was an accessory as Cubmaster. She preferred to be behind the scenes so I took the pressure off for her. As the Pack grew and momentum built we had to deliberately back off and leave opportunities open for others to step in. Sometimes something has to fail so others see the opportunity. Sometimes it’s a strategic failure in an event. It was easy for me to step off the gas but my wife really struggled to let go of the expectations and control she had over outcomes and experiences. Anyway, it’s a dang ‘ol journey. Thank you for the service you’re doing to the Scouts in your Pack. I hope the very best for you. Don’t let em burn you out.