A teacher told her students to draw what they were thankful for—this was one student’s moving response.

October 13, 2024 – Issue #6 As this teacher learned, some of the most moving lessons are taught by students. When Mrs. Klein told her first graders to draw a picture of something for which they were thankful, she thought how little these children, who lived in a deteriorating neighborhood, actually had to be thankful… Continue reading A teacher told her students to draw what they were thankful for—this was one student’s moving response.

Taming the Digital Fall: How Your Inbox is Like Raking Leaves

September 24, 2024 – Issue #5 Just like the crisp autumn air brings a flurry of fallen leaves; your inbox can become a swirling mess of emails if not kept in check. Managing a congested inbox can feel like raking up a never-ending pile of leaves. Here’s how they are similar and some tips to… Continue reading Taming the Digital Fall: How Your Inbox is Like Raking Leaves

From DIY Drama to Delegation Delight

(How a Virtual Assistant Can Lighten Your Load) September 8, 2024, Issue #4 Remember when painting a room was your idea of a good time? Okay, maybe  not. I used to love tackling DIY projects, but recently, as I painted our master bedroom, walk-in closet, and bathroom, I realized the fun had faded. What was… Continue reading From DIY Drama to Delegation Delight

Things a VA Can Do For Your Business

August 9, 2024 – Issue #2 (just a few examples of the plethora of things a VA can do) Administrative tasks Data Entry Basic Bookkeeping VAs reduce costs A VA can lower operating costs A VA can boost your efficiency A VA frees up your time to allow you to focus on growing your business… Continue reading Things a VA Can Do For Your Business