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It’s a free tool and works very well on mobile or desktop. I use Trello to keep on top of my tasks and projects. Such as planning for the day, personal emails, cleaning and so on. I wake up early in the morning or stay up late at night (depending on my daughter’s sleep!) and do all the other things I need to do. My working hours are fully committed to my clients and my business, I block them out in my diary. So, how do I do it? By using a few tools to keep myself well organised.įirst, I have a mental list to remind me of the important things in my life. I often get asked how I manage to run a business, raise a child, volunteer for three charities and run a household all the same time!Īs much as I would like to say, magic! That would be a bit of a lie. Now, what are you waiting for? Drop me an email at and lets get ready for Christmas!

Once you have the shortlist, all you then have to do is place the orders! There are places such as John Lewis that can even gift wrap the items for you!! When the day comes, the only task left on your list will be to put them under your Christmas tree or give them to your loved ones. Instead of spending hours humming and hawing over stuff. Believe me, it’s much easier when someone else gives you a shortlist to choose from. I look high and low using my smart search skills and present you with all the links that you might find of interest. I then use that basic information to do an intensive search and find the right presents. Just send me a list of your favourite people with some description of their personality and their likes/dislikes. So, what can I do to help avoid the last minute crisis? Simple! Get me to do all the research and planning. When you could be enjoying the holiday period relaxing with your friends and family or just putting your feet up. We end up getting all flustered and panic at the very last minute. Well, we know what happens when we procrastinate and leave things for later. It’s on your mind but you keep telling yourself there’s enough time between now and the actual day. Not only have you got to prepare for the all the jolly things you will be doing, you also have to sort out presents for everyone. One of the things I often help my clients with is preparing for the upcoming season of joy and laughter. Okay, granted it’s a bit too soon for the C word, but I know what it’s like when you are busy and end up leaving things till the last minute! I used to do that myself and am not ashamed to admit it. Email me at and let’s have a friendly chat! What tasks would you rather have someone else do for you? I’d love to hear your thoughts on this. These are just a few of the things that I help my clients with and it has made a world of difference to their lives by giving them back a couple of hours or more each day, to spend time with their family or to focus on all the bigger tasks that often get pushed to one side due to lack of time. Find childcare, schools, tutors, educational supplies etc.Customer support – Live chat with your customers and provide email support.Check your emails and make sure to remind you of the urgent ones and respond to others on your behalf.Research holidays, restaurants, date nights, etc.

Arrange events such as birthday parties!.

Find/contact suppliers – arrange a site visit, change delivery dates, deal with issues or queries, and so on….

Here are some of the things I typically get asked to do by my clients: Simple things that take a while to do and you really could do without! Someone who will get on with set tasks and give you the peace of mind you need. You might have heard that some parents and entrepreneurs now outsource their mundane tasks to a remote assistant. So, what do you do? How do you get things done and stay sane? With the blink of an eye, it’s time to pick the kids up again and the feeling of exhaustion has taken over. There’s only so much time in a day to do everything! The phone is ringing off the hook and emails are going unanswered. Some are lucky enough to grab a coffee or two along the way and some may not be having their first hot drink till much later! As the one you made this morning as surely gone cold!Īt work, they deal with the daily running of their business, whilst trying to keep on top of their to-do lists. This usually involves, making breakfasts, lunches, getting the kids out of bed, dressed and dropped off at school, before heading in to work. Most parents I know, wake up around 6am to get set for the day ahead. We live in a world where most parents have to work full time/part-time whilst raising future pioneers of the world.