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Fantastic thread! I've also started experimenting...Vox Pop: Have you tried outsourcing your life? By: Merlin Mann (61 replies) June 25, 2007 - 2:23am
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Fantastic thread! I've also started experimenting...
Fantastic thread!
I’ve also started experimenting in outsourcing. As a fledgling blogger hoping to soon go pro, my life is far too hectic to maintain a standard routine. I recently decided to outsource some of marital duties to leave more time for more entrepreneurial tasks. Listening to podcasts while commenting on blogs and at the same time trying to maintain an erection was just too overwhelming. Fortunately, the fellow I outsource my gardening to had no problem tackling the extra work, and for a very reasonable fee. Has anyone else had similar experiences?