Dr. Vince Leone argues that outsourcing chores like lawn care and cleaning isn't laziness but a smart trade. You get time back for income or family, the person you hire gets paid doing work they enjoy, and everyone wins economically.
What do I not like about those? Or which of those tasks do I not like? And then start to think, hey, who can I hire to do this? There's tons of people that— whether obviously lawn care, that's so easy to find if that's of interest. But, you know, you could find people to do meal prep. You could do— obviously find people to clean your house. I have a home assistant. She meal preps, she does laundry, she makes lunches. So, you know, There is someone out there. And I look at this as not so like, guys, if you, if you want to do this, you should never be thinking like, am I lazy for trying to hire someone? No, actually, in reality, what you're doing is boosting the economy and you're helping someone else with their life and income by helping. Because here's the thing, for every activity that you don't like, there's usually someone that does enjoy doing that, right? Or they're good at it and efficient at it. And so that's— That's, that's the trade-off. You are helping someone else, you're paying someone else, taking back your time. And again, you can use that either productively to make more money, or you can use it just to enjoy your life more, spend more time with your family or your hobbies or whatever is important to you.
