by VaVa Virtual | Mar 24, 2020 | Business Tips, Stress Reduction, Virtual Assistant, Work-life Balance
The coronavirus is already changing the way companies are working. Mounting fears over health and safety have them suddenly expanding their remote working policies. While some companies have the technological infrastructure for certain staff members to work remotely,...
by VaVa Virtual | Mar 19, 2020 | Business Tips, Stress Reduction, Virtual Assistant, Work-life Balance
It’s no secret that working from home is… well, awesome! Many people want to do it, few are lucky to have the opportunity. That is, until now. Because of the rapid spread of the coronavirus, many companies can either go on hiatus for an indefinite amount of time or...
by VaVa Virtual | Mar 10, 2020 | Stress Reduction, Virtual Assistant, Work-life Balance
At VaVa Virtual Assistants, we strive to bring top quality assistance to c-suite professionals across various industries. We have developed a rigorous vetting process to discover top-tier talent and provide the highest level of work to executives and business owners –...
by VaVa Virtual | Nov 14, 2019 | Business Tips, Stress Reduction, Work-life Balance
Picture this: You have an important event on the horizon, such as a departmental presentation or a keynote speech, and you can’t seem to get your mind off of it. You imagine yourself in front of the audience with a nervous grin on your face, and begin to think of...
by VaVa Virtual | Sep 24, 2019 | Business Tips, Organization, Stress Reduction, Uncategorized, Work-life Balance
Owning a business allows you the freedom to set your own schedule, be your own boss, and do work you feel empowered by on your own terms. However, many business owners are overworked, depressed, or desperately trying to keep their a struggling business afloat. This is...
by VaVa Virtual | Aug 6, 2019 | Business Tips, Communication, Stress Reduction, Uncategorized, Work-life Balance
The late Mary Kay Ash of Mary Kay Cosmetics lived by a simple but powerful business rule. Keep a clean desk. Her motto was this: if a piece of paper is on your desk, touch it only once. Either respond to it, file it, or toss it. That sounds like a smart way to manage...
