“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle

5. Convenience – Running all of those errands can be ridiculously convenient for your clients. The simple errands in particular – such as picking up dry-cleaning, stocking the fridge or the office supplies, and delivering packages – do not require much time to explain and little trust to have a third party take care of, often making these the easier, albeit quick, jobs to get.

4. Increased Productivity – While most of us do it, many studies have shown that humans aren’t very good at multitasking. By taking items off your clients’ plate, you may help boost their overall productivity. Also, by organizing their home or office spaces and related tasks, you may help your clients save time from busywork even when you are not around.

3. Simplified Lifestyle – Running all those errands, taking on daily or weekly tasks, and organizing their homes or offices are just a few ways you can reduce the stress in your clients lives.

2. More Time for the Things That Matter – In addition to reducing stress, you are able to give your clients precious time. They all use that extra time in very different ways, but you give it to nevertheless.

1. An Added Support System – As you get to know your clients personally, you’ll learn how to better serve them and often forge friendships as well. You can become indispensable as you are able to run projects the way you know they’d prefer and deal with items before they ask. In some ways, you also can be in a position when you can help your client change in ways that will better serve their goals.

It is by acts and not by ideas that people live
-Aesop