With two bank holiday weekends coming up in May, many people will be heading into the British countryside to enjoy the best of nature. Organisations such as the Woodland Trust and the Forestry Commission have a range of events planned, including nature trails, treetop activities and live outdoor music to entice us into the UK’s woodlands this spring.
Being outdoors with our families, friends and pets is a great way to escape the usual routine. A good day out in the fresh air can promote sleep and leave you feeling recharged when it’s back to work. I find that a walk with my dog Tommy clears my head and helps me to gain clarity on things that have been on my mind for a while.
When you have your own business, it can be more of a challenge to make time to switch off and take a well-deserved break, even if it’s just an hour or two in the countryside. If you are thinking that instead of a fun day out, the bank holiday weekends offer a great chance to catch up on the pile of work that has mounted up, it could be time for a new strategy!!
If my picture conjures up the phrase ‘can’t see the wood for the trees’ then it may be that you are in need of the support of a Virtual Assistant. From an adhoc service when things have got out of hand and you effectively need help with an intensive ‘spring clean’, to regular on-going support, a Virtual Assistant could help you to get and keep your administration in order.
If you’ve been intending to complete a project, set up a database, sort out a new process or update your filing system, but have yet to find the time, why not let a Virtual Assistant do it for you? Once in place, it could have a significant impact on reducing your ongoing workload and help things to operate more smoothly.
We all put off what we don’t enjoy, so what are the jobs that you find hard work or tedious? Invoicing, updating systems, preparing documents… with cloud storage and secure email systems, it is possible for a Virtual Assistant to do this work without needing to be in your workplace. With a VA's help, you could free up time to do the jobs you are passionate about and enjoy a welcome break from the office over the coming bank holiday weekends!
Being outdoors with our families, friends and pets is a great way to escape the usual routine. A good day out in the fresh air can promote sleep and leave you feeling recharged when it’s back to work. I find that a walk with my dog Tommy clears my head and helps me to gain clarity on things that have been on my mind for a while.
When you have your own business, it can be more of a challenge to make time to switch off and take a well-deserved break, even if it’s just an hour or two in the countryside. If you are thinking that instead of a fun day out, the bank holiday weekends offer a great chance to catch up on the pile of work that has mounted up, it could be time for a new strategy!!
If my picture conjures up the phrase ‘can’t see the wood for the trees’ then it may be that you are in need of the support of a Virtual Assistant. From an adhoc service when things have got out of hand and you effectively need help with an intensive ‘spring clean’, to regular on-going support, a Virtual Assistant could help you to get and keep your administration in order.
If you’ve been intending to complete a project, set up a database, sort out a new process or update your filing system, but have yet to find the time, why not let a Virtual Assistant do it for you? Once in place, it could have a significant impact on reducing your ongoing workload and help things to operate more smoothly.
We all put off what we don’t enjoy, so what are the jobs that you find hard work or tedious? Invoicing, updating systems, preparing documents… with cloud storage and secure email systems, it is possible for a Virtual Assistant to do this work without needing to be in your workplace. With a VA's help, you could free up time to do the jobs you are passionate about and enjoy a welcome break from the office over the coming bank holiday weekends!
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