New Year's resolutions are commitments to improve life in the coming year. Goals can differ from saving more money to eating less junk food. The main objective is to accomplish a personal goal or otherwise improve your life. Resolutions are also needed in businesses to better the company. A simple way to improve your business is to hire a Virtual Assistant. Kudos! You've worked so hard last year that your business is growing and it's time to hire an office assistant. Before y

Oh deer.. Christmas is right around the corner and I'm sure I'm not the only one who has not bought a single gift yet. This year, don't get too worked up about presents. Try these simple Christmas gift ideas that are made rather than bought and won't hurt your wallet. "Maybe Christmas, he thought, didn't come from a store. Maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more" - The Grinch For Coworkers/Your child's' classmates: It feels good to give presents for the holidays but

Have you considered hiring a Virtual Assistant rather than an in-house, full-time employee? Hiring additional help adds overhead and cuts into your business profits. There are numerous advantages to going virtual. Virtual Assistants pay their own taxes and benefits. As a independent contractor, the main benefit of hiring a Virtual Assistant is you eliminate taxes, workers’ compensation, sick/holiday leave, equipment and office space costs. You don’t have to worry about payrol

If you own your business, you are most likely doing everything yourself. It may be time to think about hiring a Virtual Assistant; the advantage of having a staff and personal assistant while saving money. Some small businesses don't have the office space, budget, or workload to maintain an on-site staff. Larger corporations could be seeking to cut back on expenses by not having to pay for employee benefits, tax contributions, and equipment purchases. A Virtual Assistant is a