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1/27/2017 0 Comments Presto VAs Quote of the DayWhenever you're feeling discouraged or having a bad day, think about this little guy.. 
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1/25/2017 0 Comments Carving out time for life Rule #3 Build recovery time into your hectic schedule. That means more than just getting enough sleep. It's about planning your day and taking the time to spend 10 or 15 minutes in quiet reflection, to do some meditation or prayer or whatever works for you. One way is to trim those usual 1 hour meetings to 50 minutes. In the end, choosing to make time for your health and the relationships you value outside of work could help make your business more successful. Research has proven that when we cultivate a healthful way of being in our whole life, we show up better at work. We are more productive and more innovative.
#virtualassistant, #administrativeasssistant, entrepreneurs, startup, adminhelp, virtualassistanttoronto, socialmediamanagement, businesssolutions, delegate, smallbusiness, consultant, coaching, VA, outsourcing, 1/24/2017 0 Comments Carving out time for life Rule#2 - Temper the perfectionism that keeps you from delegating. Instead of insisting that every work-related task be done 'right' in a way that only you can perform it, focus more on ensuring that it's done well. When you make this attitude shift, it becomes easier to rely on the abilities and expertise of others. Effective delegation means having key people you can trust to handle certain aspects of your daily business operations so you can focus more on the strategic outlook for growing your business. Many entrepreneurs trust no one and they hang on too tight. They eventually burn out because they're unable to achieve work life balance. Check back Wednesday for Rule #3
#virtualassistant, #administrativeasssistant, entrepreneurs, startup, adminhelp, virtualassistanttoronto, socialmediamanagement, businesssolutions, delegate, consultant, VA, outsourcing, coaching, smallbusiness, 1/23/2017 0 Comments Carving out time for life We often think of the long hours small-business owners put in at the office as proof of their passion. But according to a recent survey, nearly one in five entrepreneurs worked more than 60 hours a week, only 1 per cent of those toilers actually wanted to work that much. Most were dreaming of the day when they could cut back and spend more time on family, leisure travel and fitness.Here you will find 3 rules for overworked entrepreneurs who long to get a life. Rule #1 - Decide what matters to you. "We need to realize that we own our businesses - they don't own us - and we own our time," How we spend our time is the clearest expresssion of what we value. Breaking the chains of your to-do list can be hard, so start small.
Be sure to check back on Tuesday for Rule #2 #virtualassistant, #administrativeasssistant, entrepreneurs, startup, adminhelp, virtualassistanttoronto, socialmediamanagement, businesssolutions, delegate, consultant, coaching, smallbusiness, VA 1/20/2017 0 Comments Take it Slow
1/19/2017 0 Comments Take it Slow Take it Slow - #2 - Change your Mindset. Proud of your packed, hectic schedule? 'Being crazy-busy should not be a badge of honor, it should be a warning sign that your life is spinning out of control". Remember that life will not be extra fulfilling just because you're extra busy. Take pride in the time spent well: Do things you enjoy, connect with friends or work toward your goals.
#virtualassistant, #administrativeasssistant,entrepreneurs, startup, adminhelp,virtualassistanttoronto,socialmediamanagement, usinesssolutions, delegate,consultant, smallbusiness, coach, VA, 1/18/2017 0 Comments Take it Slow Take it Slow #1 - Going nowhere Fast. Ready to slow down? Here's what to do.
Take a Pass - Too much going on? Learn to focus your energy on the things that matter to you by saying no to things that don't. If you find yourself put on the spot, try this: Rather than saying yes right away, buy time by saying "I'll get back to you" That way, you're not forced to decide under pressure whether it's something you want to commit to. And when you do reply, "be sure it's with a definitive yes or no". #virtualassistant, #administrativeasssistant, entrepreneurs, startup, adminhelp, virtualassistanttoronto, socialmediamanagement, businesssolutions, delegate, smallbusiness, consultant, coach, VA, 1/17/2017 0 Comments Take it Slow Take it Slow...(3 part series)
W'e're a culture with a seemingly endless appetite for quick fixes, but could embracing the long way lead to happier, more productive live? We see time as the enemy, something to be conquered and exploited to the fullest extent. We seem to think that the best way to use time is to squeeze more and more into every minute." With the sum of the world's knowledge at our fingertips, it's easy to get caught up in looking for quick solutions to the challenges we face, rather than taking the time to think, reflect and finally act on the best course of action. #virtualassistant, #administrativeasssistant, entrepreneurs, startup, adminhelp, virtualassistanttoronto, socialmediamanagement, businesssolutions, delegate, consultant, coaching, outsourcing, smallbusiness, Are you hesitating to hire a VA? Is it because you're just too darn busy or overwhelmed with all those pesky tasks when you'd rather use your time working on your business? Maybe you don't know where to start or how to go about handing things over or which tasks to delegate. Get our list of 30 tasks to delegate to a VA. It's free and it will help you decide. What have you got to lose?  |
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