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Tuesday, 17 March 2009

Online survey - how is the recession effecting you?

I’ve just set up a short survey, as I want to know how the recession is affecting you; its particularly aimed at PA's, or those thinking of setting up their own virtual assistant company. Are you worried about your job? Could the Government do more to help you? Please take a few minutes to complete the short survey by clicking here - it’s anonymous and will help me understand the impact the recession is having on the PA and virtual assistant world. There is also the chance to win £50 M&S vouchers for completing the survey. Let me know what you think!

Labels: : virtual assistant training, virtual assistant, virtual pa, virtual pa training

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Monday, 16 March 2009

I’m on YouTube! What do you think of my video?

I am so pleased – and proud – that my video has gone on YouTube – check it out here! you can see me delivering a few minutes from my virtual assistant training course: How to Win Clients and Sky Rocket Your profits. I love doing my training sessions and am really pleased to have this professional exert which gives those of you thinking about becoming a virtual assistant and real glimpse of the one-day workshop. What do you think of the video?

Labels: virtual assistant, virtual assistant training, virtual pa, virtual pa training

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Friday, 13 March 2009

More power to Twitter – are you making the most of this phenomenon?

I am really enjoying using Twitter (and OK, I may spend too much time on it too!) I have found it to be a great way of keeping in touch with friends and colleagues and for business use. My number of followers is increasing daily (well over 1900 at the time of writing this blog) and I can use it to promote my services, show videos and pictures – but because it is very restrictive on number of characters (140 which includes spaces, punctuation etc!) all the information is short and punchy – and can be lots of fun (with clever uses of abbreviations too, its not all text speak). Have you signed up yet? Come and follow me at twitter.com/asklilach.

Labels: business, followers, pa training, training, Twitter, virtual assistant, virtual assistant training, virtual office assistant, virtual pa, virtual pa training

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Tuesday, 10 March 2009

It’s already March 2009, where is the year going? Do you have enough hours in the day?

As I have previously blogged, I am really very busy at the moment with both businesses going very well and expanding. I have new clients for my virtual assistant company and the training side has just hosted a well-attended and positive workshop. My problem is that I am almost too busy; I don’t seem to have the opportunity to sit back and review the direction my company is taking and steer it way the way I want to go, which is an important process and one that I really believe in. I need to recruit some more staff, but time for that seems impossible to find – and its already March! I shouldn’t complain really – but hey oh, that’s human nature too. Do you have enough hours in the day?

Labels: business, busy, expanding, growing, virtual assistant, virtual assistant training, virtual pa, virtual pa training

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Dean said...: I am much the same as you, very little time so much to do and now i have really gone and done it by getting involved with an affiliate brand to further promote the businesses for more exposure!

168 hours is not enough when you include time to sleep, take kids to school and the other routine jobs that need doing; 10 March 2009 14:15

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Monday, 9 March 2009

Climb every Comic Relief mountain – Are you doing something funny for money?

Comic Relief will shortly be upon us (Friday 13 March – a great comic date!) And already nine celebrities, including Gary Barlow and Alesha Dixon are making the effort to climb Mount Kilimanjaro - Africa’s highest mountain - to raise £1 million (check out the official website for more details, including blogs http://www.rednoseday.com/climb). I do enjoy Red Nose Day, and my daughter is does too, we’ve got the red noses for ourselves and for the car; we’ll be off to buy the oh-so-trendy tee-shirts soon and support the school’s fundraising initiatives. Comic Relief does fantastic things to support long-term projects in UK and Africa. I just wondered what you were planning to do for this year’s Red Nose Day?

Labels: celebrities, comic relief, rednose day, virtual assistant, virtual assistant training, virtual pa, virtual pa training

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Tuesday, 3 March 2009

As RBS announces huge losses – Are we paying for the former CE’s pension?

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) recently announced the largest annual loss in UK corporate history, with total losses of £24.1 billion (yes that’s right billion!). RBS, a 282-year-old bank, had to be bailed out by the government last year and is now under criticism as its former chief executive, Sir Fred Goodwin, is already drawing a pension of £650,000 a year, despite only being 50. He was given a £16m pension pot which he can claim from for life, when he took early retirement in October, as part of the government's rescue of the faltering bank. It looks as this former employee has been handsomely rewarded for huge failings of a major financial institution. Is this fair criticism, are we (the tax-payer) really paying for this man’s extortionate pension?

Labels: banks, pension, RBS, virtual assistant, virtual assistant training, virtual pa, virtual pa training

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Cashmere Lashkari said...: Hey Lilach,
Love the concept of your services. Hope to hear more from you on twitter.; 09 March 2009 01:01

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Tuesday, 17 March 2009

Online survey - how is the recession effecting you?

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Monday, 16 March 2009

I’m on YouTube! What do you think of my video?

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Friday, 13 March 2009

More power to Twitter – are you making the most of this phenomenon?

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Tuesday, 10 March 2009

It’s already March 2009, where is the year going? Do you have enough hours in the day?

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Monday, 9 March 2009

Climb every Comic Relief mountain – Are you doing something funny for money?

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Tuesday, 3 March 2009

As RBS announces huge losses – Are we paying for the former CE’s pension?

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