You've been doing this work informally for years. This is the role that finally gives your abilities a title and an income, and not just a request.

You're the person in your friend group — or your last job, or your school project team — who just handled it, figured out the logistics, remembered the details everyone else forgot, showed up early, stayed until it was done, and never made it a big deal.

People have been telling you you should do this professionally since you were young. You smiled and brushed it off, but somewhere quietly you've wondered what it would look like if someone actually paid you to be this version of yourself, full-time, on purpose, with real stakes.

You haven't had Personal Assistant on your CV. But the way you think, organise, and keep the people around you on track is not a soft skill. It's a craft, and craftspeople deserve a profession, not a favour list.

You know Singapore well. You're comfortable being out and about acros...