One of the easiest traps to fall into when you’re building a business you care deeply about is waiting. Waiting for the right time. Waiting to feel 100% ready. Waiting until everything is perfectly organized, planned, branded, or polished. Sound familiar? Here’s the thing: waiting is often fear in disguise. And
Think about the last time you made a business decision. Maybe you finalized a deal, followed up with a client, or responded to a customer inquiry. Chances are, it happened over email. Email isn’t just a communication tool—it’s where business actually happens. Yet many business owners overlook one of
For small business owners, the most valuable resource is our time. But juggling admin tasks, emails, scheduling, and customer service can quickly eat into the hours you could spend growing your business. That’s where hiring a Virtual Assistant can deliver a strong return on investment. Save Time to Grow Delegating
Running a small business means sometimes we wear many hats, but that doesn’t mean we have to do everything manually. Automation saves hours, reduces errors, and helps us keep our businesses running smoothly—even when we’re not glued to our desks. I’m sharing my favorite tools to automate repetitive tasks, so
Running a small business can feel overwhelming, with endless tasks demanding your attention. The secret to managing it all without burning out? Systems. By creating effective systems, you can save time, reduce your stress, and focus on what truly matters: growing your business. Here’s my tips for getting started:
Running a small business is no small feat. As your business grows, so do your responsibilities. You might find yourself juggling tasks and wondering if it’s time to get help. Virtual Assistants are an affordable and flexible solution for small business owners. Here are five signs it’s time
As your friendly neighborhood virtual assistant, I can tell you annual planning is more than just a task — it’s your secret weapon for staying organized, maintaining your focus and ensuring your clients’ success. Usually, the end of the year is the perfect time to reflect on your achievements,
During my time working with small businesses, there is one recurring issue I see pop it’s ugly head every so often. It’s often overlooked in our busy daily operations and the bustle of life, but it’s part of what helps you stand out in the crowd. Today I want to
Today we’re going to discuss the touchy subject no one wants to talk about: discounts. Specifically, let’s talk about some of the reasons you might want to think twice before you slash your prices. We’ve all been there. A friend asks for a “little discount” on your services, or
