Last week I posed the question “What makes you smile?” on twitter (yes, I’m actually warming up to twitter these days), and the response I received from others was awesome.
I almost didn’t write this post, in fact I almost didn’t write any post for this week. Between the hustle and bustle of the Easter holidays and spending most of my day in the hospital last Thursday in awful pain, the culprit – a kidney stone…ouch!! The bottom line was I didn’t have much energy or brain power to really think about writing.
But low and behold, here I am, I rallied up that energy from somewhere to ensure I had something to post this week.
As a Multi-VA owner, I’m blessed and very fortunate to have a fantastic team of Associate VA’s. Team building is essential in any Multi-VA business, yet it’s not the easiest to do…trust me! I know, I’ve been there done that and sometimes I’m surprised I made it through. Not because my team members were difficult or anything of the sort, but in the early stages of my Multi-VA business I underestimated the time, energy and focus needed to build a team.
I absolutely see the value in Twitter, I do. It’s a great way to stay connected, see what other’s are up to and get some great tips and information in a succinct, direct manner. Love it!
I’ve met some great individuals, found some awesome resources, yet I’m still trying to find my place in it all. Ever found yourself in a crowded room, not sure whether to come out, or simply sip your drink in the corner and hope that someone talks to you? Sometimes that’s what I feel like when using Twitter.
I decided the time had come. It was time to strip my office to the bare bones and do an office purge. With spring just around the corner (Yes, I swear, it’s just around the corner; really), I had a little bit of spring fever set in this past weekend. My office was to get my full attention. For the most part, I think I’m pretty organized, however the past few months, my office has been getting less attention and the clutter has been starting to build and build.
How many of you have thought about what you would do if you won the lottery? If all of a sudden you hit a win fall and had millions of dollars at your disposal. Just recently we had a huge lottery, a 45 million dollar lottery. I’m not a lottery player at all, but the thought of 45 million dollars, I’m afraid was too tempting to resist. I bought my $10.00 ticket stuck it on the fridge with a magnet and each time I walked past it…I would ask myself “what would you really do if you won that?”
Hmm…so what would you do?
