How Often Do You Outsource?

[espmartin]

I'm the first to admit that I'd rather Google a subject, and
learn it quickly, to implement it myself. For example, CSS and
XHTML, Graphic editing, etc., I've all learned myself, before
I though about paying someone (outsource) to do any work in
those areas.

But, during time-crunches, I admit NOW that I would outsource
if the project was worth it. So my question to you all is this:

How soon would you "give up" doing a project the DIY (Do It Yourself)
way, and outsource it?

[OldWelshGuy]

I know what I am good at, I know what earns me money, and learning to code is not one of them. I have good guys that I use all the time and I do not even attempt anything. I draft a project, look at what script(s) I am going to use, look at what modifications I want for that script, then get them done and installed etc. I do not even install the scripts myself. No point, as my time is better spent researchijhg the niche planning and preparing stuff.