by Leighanne Burnett | Mar 9, 2022 | Business Processes, Productivity, Virtual Assistance
When meeting new clients, there’s one question I hear over and over: “How can I take my business to the next level?” Some even ask if there is some kind of checklist or template they can use in making this happen. Unfortunately, there is no universal set of tactics...
by Leighanne Burnett | Feb 9, 2022 | Business Processes, Productivity
When meeting new clients, there’s one question I hear over and over: “How can I take my business to the next level?” Some even ask if there is some kind of checklist or template they can use in making this happen. Unfortunately, there is no universal set of tactics...
by Leighanne Burnett | Feb 6, 2022 | Business Processes, Productivity
As a small business owner or solo professional, you’ve got many processes and procedures in place, not to mention lots of outwardly facing marketing things, like your LinkedIn profile and your web site. Over time, it’s easy to look at them, without really seeing them....
by Leighanne Burnett | Jan 17, 2022 | Business Processes, Tools of the Trade, Virtual Assistance
When you work for someone else, your employer provides you with a computer, a phone, an email address and business cards. The company has a logo, a website and procedures established for how to get the work done. But … when you work for yourself, you start with none...
by Leighanne Burnett | Nov 18, 2021 | Business Processes, Productivity
One of the things I love about my clients is that they are all entrepreneurs. They’re excited about their work and they’re passionate about their ideas. They love their businesses (sometimes) as if it were one of their children. And they spend a lot of time working....
by Leighanne Burnett | Oct 14, 2020 | Business Processes, Featured Article, Productivity, Virtual Assistance
I was talking with a client last week about her newsletter. While we were on the phone, she began struggling to find a document I had sent a few months ago. She looked in her email, she searched her hard drive, she even looked through a pile of papers she had...
