Hi lovelies,

Have you ever considered outsourcing for your business? You probably have considered at least once how an IT expert and a marketing genius could help you to manage your business better. You know it works - though it’s a cost - and you know that it’s the best way to contact experts who know what they’re doing. 

Have you ever considered it for your house? Believe it or not, you can outsource the jobs in your home and stop juggling everything by yourself. It’s all about being as efficient as possible, and you can manage that when you entrust some of your household tasks to other people. Let’s take a look at some of the tasks that are bogging you down that you can pass on!

• Laundry. You don't have to spend time doing your laundry and ironing when you can outsource it to someone else. You can even have a service that comes to your home, collect your dirty washing, wash it all and dry it, and then bring it back. Most people love to do laundry, but those who don’t can use services like this to refresh their clothes and use their time for other things that are far more fun!

• Cleaning. You wouldn't believe it, but bringing in a cleaner once a week is going to change your life. You can get all the dirty jobs done that you hate, and you’ll be able to enjoy time with your family or at work!

• Home Repairs. From the garage door service to the gutter clearance, you don't have to do your home repairs yourself. There are plenty of people out there who know how to replace the garage door and clean the air conditioning vents. You can call them any time, and they will be able to come to you and save you the time and the effort.

• Gardening. If you don't like gardening but love to have a garden, don’t worry. You can call a landscaping service or a gardener to come to your garden and get it tidied up regularly. The repetitive tasks that the yard requires don’t have to be done by you, which means that there is a lot that you can accomplish while you don't spend time on the garden maintenance. 

• Cooking. Most people find cooking therapeutic, but if you don't have the time, you can outsource it. You may not be able to afford a chef, but you could afford a service that will deliver dinners to your home. Sometimes they come in complete dinners, but other times it’s a box of ingredients that you can then cook quickly instead of having to spend hours slaving over the stove. If you can’t afford those services, think about spending one or two Sunday’s a month batch cooking meals for the freezer. When you do this, you can just grab and go as you need.

Running your house well is essential, and you can do it with the help of others - there’s no shame in asking for it!