Emotions are not something that need to be feared in business. They can be a really important tool in almost every aspect of business.

We write to do lists and we move through them marking things off, but we often end up with lists that continue to grow as we add more and more. BUT what if we took time to recognise the things we have achieved? 

Human nature means that even if we absolutely love the work that we do there WILL be days when we just don’t want to do the work today. But what do you do when you’re a small business owner, solo entrepreneur who has to work even when they don’t want to?

As a small business owner, you might be stuck in sprint mode and chances are you’ll notice it because you’ll start to burnout.

For both a business owner and Virtual prioritising communication is the best thing you can ever do for a working relationship to work.

As a business owner you have to make some kind of plan and make some decisions. There’s no avoiding that.

There will be signs that it is time to get a Virtual Assistant which may be feelings based, time based or dream based.

Lots of very wise people over the years have said that knowledge is power. It’s power because the more we know about our load the more we can make sure we allow to be able to carry it. 

As a Virtual Assistant my aim is to help you and your business, this includes keeping the process for starting together as simple as possible. 

If you’re considering a Virtual Assistant then chances are your business is at a point where you are considering needing extra help in your business. Congratulations as that can feel like a huge milestone but also sometimes a bit daunting.

Perhaps one of the most important realisations that I had when contemplating the idea of balance was that it just not possible to stay perfectly balanced.