by Leighanne Burnett | May 21, 2026 | Business Processes, Organization Tips, Productivity
Memorial Day weekend is just a few short days away — the unofficial start of summer. And here in New England, we all know how quickly summer flies by. After a long winter, these warmer months feel extra short, which is exactly why I like to enjoy them to the fullest....
by Leighanne Burnett | Dec 24, 2025 | Business Processes, Organization Tips, Productivity, Uncategorized
As we close another year, I like to slow down just a little — reflect, organize, and set the stage for what’s ahead. Whether you’re winding things down with clients, prepping for a fresh start, or simply clearing off your mental desk, keep reading for a three-part...
by Leighanne Burnett | Nov 18, 2025 | Organization Tips, Productivity, Tech Spotlight
Some weeks just feel heavier than others, and last week was definitely a full one on my end — a busy client load plus being fully immersed in the AI course I recently signed up for. When things stack up, the small stuff matters even more. In this newsletter, I’m...
by Leighanne Burnett | Aug 14, 2025 | Business Processes, Organization Tips, Tech Spotlight, Uncategorized
I’ve been using Motion AI Calendar since March of this year and I’m honestly obsessed with it! Motion has completely transformed how I get things done. As a virtual assistant managing multiple clients and juggling countless tasks, I used to begin each day...
by Leighanne Burnett | Aug 14, 2025 | Business Processes, Organization Tips
Two weeks ago, we made the move back “home” to New Hampshire. After surviving yet another round of packing up our entire life, I realized that the chaos of moving is basically a crash course in running a business. Think about it. You’re managing...
by Leighanne Burnett | Jul 16, 2025 | Business Processes, Organization Tips, Productivity
You’re on a call with a client. They ask about a document you sent last month. “Let me pull that up,” you say confidently. Then you spend five awkward minutes searching through folders while they wait. Sound familiar? I worked with a business owner...
