5 Ways for Teams to Stay Productive While Working From Home
Working from home is the new normal for the foreseeable future as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. While you still may be getting used to taking conference calls in your sweatpants and having lunch while also teaching your child math, staying connected with your team is important during this time. More than likely, this is your […]
Read MoreRecession Proof Your Business
The R Word… We’ve all been thinking it, and our fears were validated when our administration announced the prediction of our economy going through a recession. It’s hard not to allow yourself to have flashbacks to the last recession in 2008 and relive the fear and loss we all went through. But there is a […]
Read MoreThe Simplest Way to Stand Out in 2020
“Never forget that you only have one opportunity to make a first impression – with investors, with customers, with PR, and with marketing.” Natalie Massenet, Founder, Net-A-Porter and Member of the Order of the British Empire It’s a new year, a new quarter and you’ve got big goals for the year. You want to […]
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Build a Deep Bench with Virtual Assistants
“Talent wins games but teamwork and intelligence win championships.” –Anonymous We are deep in baseball season here in America, and that, of course, is a glorious thing. Great baseball teams have a way of bringing individual talents together toward a common goal. Successful coaches win by putting their most effective players in the best position […]
Read More8 Must-Have Traits of a Standout Executive Virtual Assistant
Bouncers. Gate Keepers. Air Traffic Controllers. These are the select few who have a huge amount of responsibility: they decide who gets access to high-profile people or important pieces of real estate. They have a lot to juggle, and there’s a lot riding on their ability to do just that. Everyone that approaches them wants […]
Read MoreZone of Genius? Virtual Assistants Can Get You There.
“You know you are in your Zone of Genius when your work is giving you energy rather than draining it.” –Noomi Melchior Natan Zone of Genius Perhaps you’ve heard of the Zone of Genius, perhaps not. But regardless, if you are a busy business owner, it’s all too likely that you’re not in it […]
Read More5 Ways to Scale Smarter
Have you ever noticed how many different types of bridges there are? Beam bridges. Truss bridges. Arch bridges. Suspension bridges. They’re all different, and yet they all hold the same purpose: to take people from one place to another in a way that would be inconvenient or even impossible were the bridge not there. […]
Read MoreFive Things That Happen When You Decide to Delegate
You’re stressed. Of course, you love your business and you love the life of the small business owner. But there’s just too much to do. Things have started to fall through the cracks–you’ve missed a deadline or two, you forgot an important date on the family calendar, and you can’t shake that nagging feeling […]
Read More4 Keys to Good Delegation (Part 2)
So, you’re embracing the idea of delegating. You know what you need to get off your plate, and who’s going to take the load for you. The hardest work is done, but you’re not there yet. There are still pivotal actions you need to take to reap the true benefits of delegating to a virtual […]
Read More4 Keys to Good Delegation (Part 1)
“Hire people who are better than you are, then leave them to get on with it . . . Look for people who will aim for the remarkable, who will not settle for the routine.” – David Ogilvy, advertising executive Business owners are nearly always inherently talented and capable people. Few people fall into […]
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