Hey there, I have raised a few rounds myself, got my butt kicked on others, and helped raise over $11MM for other startups.

Raising capital is very hard. It's emotionally draining, and it's a full-time job for awhile - the average round takes over three months. Which means... it's hard to do when you're not passionate about what you're doing.

I might consider this approach:

1) Fine-tune your pitch. Make it incredible! Exciting, passionate, and highlight your growth (I/others can help with this).

2) Then, take that pitch to two different audiences:

2.A) A potential COO/CEO/etc. See what kind of talent you can get to phase yourself out.

2.B) A few investors in your network you trust. Try and get a gauge on how difficult this round of funding will take.

You can use that "data" to help inform your decision.

Last note: some investors might actually be happy to transition you out of the CEO role. Not all, but some.

Hope that helps!