Recently, I received a response to a newsletter I wrote about how to build your virtual team. One of my clients, Peter, had written me an email asking, ‘Where should I go to get trusted VA, or virtual assistant, support? Do you have an AI company you recommend?’

Tori Amos is a singer-songwriter, composer and accomplished pianist from the US. She began composing music on the piano by the time she was three years old. At the age of five she was admitted to the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University with a full scholarship,

A woman I know, Karen, was recently reviewing her practice. She was looking at everything she needed to take herself to the next level – things like systems, support and marketing. But as she looked at her list, she realised the thing that was really missing from her practice was herself.

Recently Peter, who’s very savvy and switched on and extremely experienced in solving small business problems, asked me to review his content strategy.

This week I was working with a. group of experts when I started to notice a common theme. Normally, this group of people would be energised and ready to take on the world, and after working together, I’d come away feeling that as well.

Samantha Leith is an expert with a focus on charisma, confidence and leveraging the power of ‘you’ for your success. But she doesn’t just talk the talk – she shows with action. And she is absolutely committed.

When I first started my business, I really struggled to get the support that I needed. When I would speak with other people, they would often say, ‘Just get a VA’, or ‘Just go to the Philippines’, or ‘Just get an ex-EA’. Unfortunately, it’s ‘just’ not that easy.

COVID-19 has been a time of massive disruption for teams and leaders. But as we’re coming out the other side, rather than finding a return to business as usual, leaders are finding that their teams are going through a second wave of disruption.

I recently worked with a mindset expert, Katherine, who was struggling to convert leads into clients. She shared that she was spending hours completing proposals for programs for her potential clients.

When I was 16, I went overseas and lived with a family in Toulouse, France. It was a beautiful country with an incredibly rich culture and the family I lived with was absolutely lovely. But they spoke almost no English.

Millions of people across the globe are now working virtually. This makes for an interesting and sometimes challenging situation for leaders who are trying to understand how leading a remote team can work well from behind a computer screen.

As many of you know, my partner Mark and I will be married next year. In preparation for the wedding, we met with the wedding planner at our venue a few months ago. She was new to the role, having come from another venue, but had helped plan hundreds of weddings in the past.

With millions of people now working from home it’s a massive adjustment for the bulk of the Australian, and even global, workforce. Entire multinational companies have closed their doors, but continue to run their businesses remotely.