They Month of March is ending today. It's also the end of the 1st quarter if 2026. Hope we have been able to make a good use of this quarter?

Welcome to April, my people. The beginning of Q2. It is a phase to write a beautiful story. May we all achieve whatever we work for this month and beyond.

If you’re currently serving and trying to learn a skill or use your time better, this will help: Be careful with extra duties at your PPA. Don’t take on so much that you have no time left for yourself. Kindly say no when it's important Network wisely. Not every conversation

I had a similar experience my own was a bit extreme. The person literally called me on WhatsApp used derogatory words just because I sent an email. When she responded to the email she now sounded very polite. Funny enough she is an EA too. Remember that for an executive to

It rained yesterday and today in my area and that meant my solar didn't charge. I had to pack up and go find somewhere to work. One day of this inconvenience and I was already frustrated 😭 Some of you deal with this every single day, no solar, no backup plan. How are you

You don't need a new week, new month, new year reset You just need a friday at 2pm decision that you actually stick to

NASA We appreciate being carried along on the mission. but is there a particular objective they are to achieve with this mission?

The mental drain and restricted movement can be overwhelming. In a worst-case situation like mine, living alone means you’re almost completely isolated. From the outside, people assume you have the ideal life just because you don’t have to go out, but the reality is very

I was surprised when someone I know said she enrolled in a six-month computer training program for desktop publishing. Back in 2014, that made more sense, especially in places where access to tech resources was limited, but in 2026, it feels a bit unnecessary. From what I’ve

This is especially for Executive Assistants. We literally sit on a goldmine of sensitive information, our executive's emails, schedules, client data, confidential documents. The list goes on. That's exactly why cybersecurity and information protection is our business too.

Once you start earning one thing you need to do is learn to manage your finances

One advice I have for every executive assistant and honestly anyone in an operational role: Triple-check your work before you call it done. Not once. Not twice. Three times. And if you have the luxury of time, step away and come back to it later with fresh eyes. You will be

Going through the comments on this post, I was honestly shocked by how many people are dealing with the same issue. It got me thinking, is there really no way to deliver finished work to a client while still retaining control over their access, at least until you're paid in

Genuine question — what actually makes a business "tech-enabled"? Is it the tools you use, how central tech is to your model, or something else entirely? Where's the line between a tech business and just... a business that uses tech?