But I don't know where to start....

Look for routines in your life that happen regularly. Whether it's a monthly manicure or a weekly class, recurring events can be added to your calendar and/or scheduled for you.

​Ask yourself, "What needs to happen first?" If a task is time-sensitive or other tasks depend on it, make it your top priority.

Know your strengths and what you can do best on your own. Some tasks require your personal touch and expertise while others just need to get done. Choose tasks or parts of a task you can do really well and delegate the rest.

Clear communication is key. If you have a specific way you'd like something done or a particular outcome in mind, don't be afraid to say so. Share what's important to you, whether that's your timeline, budget, preferences, or a backup plans if something doesn't go as expected. The more details you provide, the better you can be supported.

The best assistants aren't mind readers—they're great listeners. Anticipating your needs comes with time and getting to know you. Be patient, share feedback when needed, and remember that every conversation helps me learn how to better support you.

Share any preferences that can help streamline the process such as: your favorite airline or restaurant, dietary restrictions​, important dates/special occasions, preferred communication style etc.