Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 31, 2011
Next time you're stuck wondering “why you ” or something else like that, turn it upside down and ask boldly, why not? Every situation is an opportunity in which it's equally easy to look up as it is to look down. So look up. Find the good. There's a reason you are where you find yourself. Make the best and the most of it. .
Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 27, 2011
When a client and you part company, especially when you didn't want it to happen, you can feel all sorts of things. Scared, sad, and even depressed for a time. . But realize that with the ending is a gift of space, and of time. And instead of seeing it as a sad (or worse!) think, instead, think about all the possibility that leave-taking created for you.
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Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 26, 2011
Unlike Forrest Gump, I think life's not as much a box of chocolates as it is like a teacup. If you fill your cup with the wrong things and the wrong people, you won't have time or space for the right things and right people. . Now apply that to your practice. .
Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 25, 2011
One of my fondest desires is that Virtual Assistants be profitable in their businesses. To be profitable means that the business pays you, pays expenses not passed through to clients for their own work, and has a little left over. When I hear people talking about VAs “underearning” as a platform for telling them how to make MORE, my first thought is, “First you have to teach them to know if what they have NOW makes them profitable.
Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 24, 2011
Today, and every day, show your moxie by choosing love over fear. Open to possibility. Flex in all the right places. Say no when appropriate. Help when you can. Choose collaboration over competition. . Think of what you'd model for the world. Think of what you'd model for children. . .
Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 20, 2011
A client has the right to… be advised, in advance, of your availability. . This is not the same as a client having the right to tell you when to be available, which is absolutely inappropriate. One of your top goals needs to be letting a client know, at all times, that she's safe with you. That you're not going to skip out on her and head off to Bora Bora without a word.
Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 19, 2011
If being responsible comes, in your thinking, with being blamed, shift it. Think instead that it means being response-able….able to respond, help and find solutions when there’s a need, and regardless of how the need came to be. There's plenty of time to figure out the "why" later. . . .
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