Each quarter, we share a HOPE in Action project to involve our community near and far. For Q2, we collected a number of Hope Hints from Pros We Know to share on our social media networks perpetually. Earlier in the year, we colored cards to bless some military wives. Now it’s time for our Q3 […]
Sole Hope Shoe Party! (HOPE In Action Update) Read More »
Being a generalist is my specialty–people hire me to take care of the little things. As a Virtual Assistant and business owner, I have a myriad of little tasks each week to keep up with, for my clients and myself. Although I help overwhelmed professionals excel, I can feel overwhelmed too. So what’s a busy
Com-MIT to Your Most Important Thing (Flashback) Read More »
Happy New Year to you all! Coming off the holiday season, we often feel like it’s time to simplify, buckle down, work on goals or new habits, and get a fresh start in several areas of our lives. HOPE Unlimited is here to help and encourage you and I’m excited about some new ways to
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I hope you’ve been enjoying this “month of giving” to kick off the new year. Today I want to share three more freebies with you: Unlock the Doors to a Peaceful Work Day – a free mini-course with five keys to putting together a less stressful workday. HOPE Unlimited’s Instagram page: @helpingpros provides strategies and encouragement
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Finding new and innovative ways to connect with your customer is a challenge every business owner faces. With so many moving parts and the ups and downs that come along with business, maintaining a consistently positive customer experiences takes time and effort. One way to relate to your customer, despite the size of your business
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Why? Because most of those who joined Breath of Hope (it’s free) back in May 2018 when I started over with this list, are STILL with me months later. The open rate for the weekly email typically runs between 40-50%, well over the industry average of 18.6. THANK YOU! “Regular” blog posts will begin again
My Readers Rock! (Here’s some fun for February.) Read More »
Hope stared at the computer screen. She’d received bad news from IT that an app the entire team relied on was not functioning, and would probably not be for at least 24 hours. Von, holding his characteristic large mug of coffee (no creamer, no sugar) strolled by Hope’s desk and noticed her blank expression. “What’s
Stressful Situation: How Different Behavioral Types would Respond Read More »
Ever feel stressed on your commute to/from work – because of the other drivers on the road? From drivers who refuse to use their blinker to passengers that like to play backseat driver, you’ll recognize each of these personalities. Here are some tips, compliments of CarRentals.com, for how to deal with them and drive safely
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[youtube id=”rs4H_mFS3cM”] The culture in your workplace is unique. It is influenced by the dispositions of everyone on the team, the policies by which you work, and the environment, among other things. Each worker on the team has an influence on the morale in your workplace, whether or not they have a title such as
Some time ago, I had the heartwarming experience of seeing teamwork in action on the church staff for which I had worked part time. It jazzed me to see things come together in such a seamless way. Here’s the situation: A local ministry had requested to use the facility for a training session on helping the less
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