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Merrill Stewart is the CEO of Marketing & Business Solutions and brings her experience in marketing and communications for both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. Merrill’s experience includes over 10 years in non-profit fundraising and support including roles as Director of Development for a 120 year old child-and family-centered non-profit in Tampa, raising $2 million …
What does it mean to have a relationship personal trainer? This week’s show will explain it all! In this episode, Dr. Michelle Deering joins me as we not only discuss the relationship between mothers and daughters but also how she transitioned from employee to entrepreneur. Dr. Deering is a North Carolina & New Jersey state-licensed …
How on earth does someone who’s such a technophobe is rocking the virtual world? There’s a lot of worry and uncertainty in current events and each one of us is affected, I’m seeing so much good and positive growth from many. Even though we’re supposed to remain distant, communities are coming together and becoming closer, …
Several weeks ago, before the news broke in the spread of the Coronavirus, I had a wonderful conversation with Marshall Townsend. Marshall is a leadership coach, speaker, and consultant from Boise, Idaho. He’s been coaching leaders for over 20 years in a variety of capacities. I met Marshall through participating in programs facilitated by our …
In this week’s show, I’m pleased to bring back Brandy Van Riessen. Brandy is the mother of three wonderful children, the wife of a college basketball coach, works as a virtual assistant for Scrivener Solutions, and is growing her own online business. In episode #78, Brandy shared how she was able to create her dream …
Jennifer Filla, founder of Aspire Research Group and Prospect Research Institute joins me in this episode as she shares how she made her transition from her corporate job to becoming a solopreneur. Jen felt stifled by her corporate job and knew she wanted to create a career and business for herself to fit a lifestyle …
Interview with Alex Haimann, Business Development | Less Annoying CRM When I first started my virtual assistant business, Scrivener Solutions, about seven years ago, I knew right out of the gate that I needed a good customer database. I delayed in selecting a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system for two reasons. First, when I started …
They say if you’re doing what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. Sometimes it can be hard to find what you’re truly passionate about. That’s why I invited Mary Howard to this week’s show. Mary is a registered nurse who is passionate about helping you keep your body healthy so that …
In today’s show, you’re in for a special treat. I’ve invited Eric and Melissa Summerville, owners of Squeegee Squad of the Springfield, Missouri region. I first met Eric in 2014 as we belonged to the same local networking group. We began working together and soon Eric, Melissa and I become good friends. Over the years, …
One phrase I find myself saying often to my clients as we work through projects is to “chunk it down.” When you have a mountain of a project to do, you need to chunk it down into manageable bits so you will make progress. Some people have a knack in chunking things down. Some need …
