A natural reaction to change is fear of the unknown. Many assistants would much rather stay in their comfort zones where they feel safe and secure. However, change is a must if we want to grow in our careers, in our relationships, and as a person. While the thought of it may seem challenging, change…
Common Grammar Mistakes that Undermine Your Credibility
Now more than ever, clarity in communication is important. We’re all adapting to more virtual meetings and a great deal more email communication. Documents that were discussed around a meeting table and then edited by a single person now make their way to multiple colleagues via email. We’ve become accustomed to common abbreviations in text…
Being Resilient During Turbulent Times
Have you ever come across someone whose decorum is composed amidst the chaos? Their organizational skills, attitude, and outlook seem unscathed. It’s likely that the person you see before you developed those traits over time and has chosen to be resilient regardless of what lies ahead. Developing resiliency is beneficial for two main reasons: Throughout…
Timely and Effective Communication Strategies for Assistants
Effectively ways to communicate with your executive, colleagues, and partners while being sensitive to interpretations and time constraints.
Working in Tandem with Your Leader
A step by step guide for working in tandem with your leader. You’ll discover how to define executive expectations and improve verbal and written communications.
Embrace a Warrior Mindset – The Ultimate Guide for Assistants
The 5 steps Assistants need to take to develop a Warrior Mindset to overcome overwhelm, high workload demands, time constraints, and more.
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