I didn't have kids so I could clean my kitchen.
A client said those exact words to me recently. She told me she resented her au pair, not because the au pair was doing a bad job, but because the au pair got to be with her kids while she still had to deal with the grunt work.
And who hasn't felt that before?
Not being present with your child during homework because you're thinking about what still needs doing tonight. Looking at the mess in the kitchen instead of looking into your child's eyes. Thinking about the thing you forgot to post instead of the fun you just had with your daughter.
This is exactly what's wrong with the structure as it stands. We get support for the things we'd rather be doing, being with our kids, and we still have to deal with life's tasks ourselves.
That's what Ayi is here to fix. Flip the structure. Take life's tasks off your plate so you have more time for what actually matters. No matter what that is.
More time so you can volunteer. Focus on your career. Sit and be present with your kids. Pay attention to your breath in shavasana.
Whatever it is you want more time for, that's what we're here to give you.
Ayi: more time for what matters