Most delegation advice tells you what to hand off. Almost none of it tells you to whom.
This guide does. Seventy-five household tasks, each paired with real delegate options: a person in your life, a service worth knowing about, or both. It's not a list of things to do. It's a map of things you could stop doing and who could carry them instead.
So the question stops being "should I delegate this?" and starts being "okay, who?"
Most delegation advice tells you what to hand off. Almost none of it tells you to whom.
This guide does. Seventy-five household tasks, each paired with real delegate options: a person in your life, a service worth knowing about, or both. It's not a list of things to do. It's a map of things you could stop doing and who could carry them instead.
So the question stops being "should I delegate this?" and starts being "okay, who?"
