If you could pay someone to be your frontal lobe, would you? What if I told you that you could offload all the unbearable tasks your ADHD brain loves to hate — from paying bills and scheduling appointments to ordering groceries — to someone else?
My virtual assistant helps me reach my priorities and goals, but she also takes care of many items on myherself. She schedules appointments, pays my bills, orders groceries for me to pick up, and even helps me search for online coupons and discounts.Nowadays, whenever a new to-do occurs to me, I simply call or text her on the spot so she can add it to her list. I no longer worry about suddenly remembering a to-do in the most inconvenient of times and places only to end up forgetting about it.
It’s not fair that we struggle with ADHD. Executive dysfunction makes daily living needlessly difficult for so many of us. But if a virtual assistant is the answer to your problems and improves your quality of life, then is it really a luxury?It’s best to hire someone in your time zone Being cheap about it will just add friction to something that is supposed to remove friction from your life!You want a virtual assistant who is reactive, action oriented, flexible, and highly adaptable to take on your tasks. Don’t focus on the superficial.Put them on a one- to two-week paid trial instead.
Know that you can still benefit from the help of a virtual assistant without granting them full access to your life.
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