Delegating Tips: What Tasks Are You Delegating Right Now?

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We haven't talked about how to delegate in far too long — and I'll bet a lot of your own systems and tools have changed in the past year or so, so let's share delegating tips!

What's working for you now in terms of delegating your work? For those of you who have been working from home more often (or working with assistants or bosses who are working from home more often), how has that dynamic changed the delegation flow?

What tools are your favorite, and what have been the biggest things you've been able to delegate and get off your plate?

Some of our previous posts on point:

Readers, what are your best delegating tips? What tasks are you delegating right now, and what tools (and services) are you using?

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4 Comments

  1. I think the most important thing I learned is to make review of the resulting work product and coaching a personal priority each day. It’s more important than getting my own work done, not less.

  2. I buy most of my clothing used – what are some brands for jumpsuits (not formal but not super casual) that might not be on my radar? I’m looking for jumpsuits I could wear on Friday to work so still reasonable coverage and length but comfortable. Machine washable please.

    1. I am following with interest! I love my Brass Clothing jumpsuit (you can google it – they only have one) and have been recently stalking some on Thredup from The Reset. I tried a Lark & Ro one from Amazon and the sizing was off, so I returned. I’m eager to hear what other advice you get!

  3. Laundry. Long live wash and fold. Groceries. Dog walking. Sewing (buttons, zipper replacements, hemming). The pre cut veggies, veg noodles, and healthy-ish prepared foods at the grocery store. Bicycle maintenance. My workouts are outsourced to two private Pilates instructors and a trainer at the gym. Have outsourced some investment decisions to the decent advice offered for a fee by a financial independence retire early guy. If they offered an app that flirted with my partner and another one that supported family and friends with robo-texts, I would use it.

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