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Yes please @dana-gervais. terri@minibarnquilts.com thank you!

I will tell her you are interested, @terri Would you like me to give her your email address?

Thank you @jess-cook. I have made a (partial) list of tasks I would be comfortable outsourcing. I have also reached out and asked her what specific tasks she feels are her strengths, what she really enjoys doing and what type of tasks she is less experienced with but would like to do.

To start it looks like I will get her do some website…[Read more]

@jess-cook I think that exercise of listing out all the things we do in our business would be very enlightening for all of us to do!

I haven't worked with a VA myself but a lot of the podcasts I listen to advocate building that list Jess mentioned then eliminating the things that MUST be done by you then figuring out what on the remaining list is…[Read more]

Great examples @katie-franceschi and great tip with using Iconosquare for engagement times. I figured there was probably a tool I could find to tell me that sort of detail but hadn't looked for it yet!

I did my 3 rather plain quotes last week and only had 2 unfollowers during that time. The quotes got comparable engagement to the other images…[Read more]

Hey Lisa!

I think hosting it on your site with them promoting it is the best option, honestly – because then it brings all the KAL participants to YOUR home base, not someone else's. Make sure that wherever you've got the KAL going, you've got a clearly marked option for people to sign up to your e-mail list right there where they're gonna see it…[Read more]

Hey Dana,
That's an awesome deal!! A VA can do almost any task that you want them to do, outside of physically designing patterns for you. I don't know this particular VA or her skills, so I'll just speak in general terms for now.

Here are a handful of things a VA can do for your business:
– editing anything you write and formatting it for…[Read more]

Thank you @cindy-willingham. I do appreciate your kind words.

Sent you an email, @cindy-willingham

So sorry to hear your news @christie-minchew. Our hearts go out to you and your family.

@tara – the Wednesday evening classes go from 6 PM to 9 PM

Thank you, @marcia, @kimberley-bridgwater, and @dana-gervais (and @jill-wolcott again!). I appreciate your kind words and admonition for self-care. Have had a good week with my mom which does much for stress levels and emotions. It will be a special Mother's Day, to be sure. Take care to you guys, too 🙂

@christie-minchew So sorry to hear about your Mom. Try to take care of yourself too, while you're taking care of her.

@Christine-minchew So sorry to hear about your Mom. Try to take care of yourself too, while you're taking care of her.

@Christine-minchew So sorry to hear about your Mom. Try to take care of yourself too, while you're taking care of her.

@christie-minchew – sending hugs and prayers for you and your mom – remember self care is so important for you too

I am doing well – finished my latest and mailed it off today. Started on my first horse – so that will be fun

I had a low energy day today – happens when I finally finish – so I took a nap and didn't push myself

tomorrow is a new…[Read more]

I'm sorry to hear about your mother's diagnosis. She has a great attitude about though! Don't forget we're here for support or a distraction if needed.

I worked in the health care industry for twenty-two years; I now how hard this can be on the patient, family and caregivers.

Sending good thoughts to you both.