Even Executive Assistants Need Their Village
A Couple lines About Me […]
A Couple lines About Me […]
Six years ago, I qualified as a midwife. I soon after found myself feeling unfulfilled due to the constraints of the system I was working within. This led to anxiety, burn out and eventually, I decided to leave Midwifery. This was an extremely difficult decision and I worried about how others would perceive me. My [...]
When I took my first step into the workplace in 1991, I was eager to prove myself, learn, and build a career, but back then, mentoring wasn’t something I actively considered. The concept wasn’t discussed widely, and I wasn’t aware of how having a mentor could have shaped my journey in invaluable ways. Fast forward [...]
Let us begin with a few facts: My name is Matthew Maney, I’ve just turned 40 years old (life begins now, right?!), and I never meant to end up working as a Personal Assistant. […]
In the early days of my life, my parents instilled in me a fundamental lesson that has guided me not only in my personal life but throughout my career: “Treat others how you would like to be treated.” Simple as it may seem, this golden rule became the foundation of how I approach everything, from personal [...]
I recently was very close to being stranded in Rwanda. […]
Executive Assistants and Personal Assistants often find themselves in roles that require not just skill and organisation, but also a strong ethical compass. The nature of their work situates them close to senior executives during critical decisions, making it essential for them to manoeuvre ethical challenges with care and thoughtfulness. […]
Change is always with us in the world of admin assistance. Over the years, we’ve seen many technologies come and go. The internet, the shift from letters to emails, and saying goodbye to typewriters and faxes have all pushed us forward. Now, AI is stepping up!AI is a game changer. Exciting? Absolutely. I see it [...]
Now, let’s talk about AI! AI for EAs, PAs, and administrative professionals. […]