by Angie Glotzbach | Oct 11, 2018 | Virtual Assistance
Confession time: I know I’m the world’s worst virtual assistant. This is a good thing because VA’ing doesn’t light me up. It’s why I’ve surrounded myself with a team of rock stars who excel at what I don’t. You know that phrase “It...
by Angie Glotzbach | Sep 27, 2018 | Virtual Assistance, Why I Do What I Do
I have a strong spirit of serving. Always have. This spirit of serving stems from when I was a kid. My parents did the best they could with my little sister and me but they were never around. Ever. So it was basically up to me to take care of us. I grew up in a...
by Angie Glotzbach | Sep 17, 2018 | Miss O Lanius, Virtual Assistance
Everyone has a pet peeve, that something someone does that drives you insane. Of course, everyone’s pet peeve is different. What bothers one person might not even register in the grand scheme of things to someone else. I’ve made it a habit to ask prospects and...
by Angie Glotzbach | Sep 12, 2018 | Virtual Assistance
You know the saying, “It’s all in your head”? Well, it’s true When you think about it, there is so little we can control, certainly not bad drivers, the weather, and other people’s perspectives and dramas. But you do get to control and choose your...
by Amy Swanberg | Sep 12, 2018 | Tales from the MetroNorth Chamber
Mike Kaeding of Norhart Mike and I chat about his love of technology, philosophy of business, virtual reality, quantum mechanics, and Norhart’s mission-based practices. I met Mike Kaeding at Emberwood Apartments thirty minutes before our scheduled interview for...
by Amy Swanberg | Aug 27, 2018 | Tales from the MetroNorth Chamber
Sue Melchior of Instrumental Research Sue and I talk about what working in a chemistry lab is like, the sport of running and how living overseas can afford unique opportunities When I walked up to the counter of the Caribou on 81st Avenue in Spring Lake Park, a...
by Angie Glotzbach | Aug 23, 2018 | Virtual Assistance
Here goes. If all of your “priorities” are of the same importance, you might be a micromanager. If you need to measure the ROI in measuring your ROI, you might be a micromanager. If you seek the opinion of 17 experts before making small decisions – and then disagree...
by Amy Swanberg | Jul 23, 2018 | Tales from the MetroNorth Chamber
Alex Carlson of Achieve Services Alex and I talk about Achieve Service’s various programs, what it’s like to coach a high school speech team, and our favorite plays. Alex Carlson and I met at the Caribou across from Har Mar in Roseville, just south of...
by Amy Swanberg | Jun 20, 2018 | Tales from the MetroNorth Chamber
DJ Gardner of the MetroNorth Chamber DJ and I take a deep dive into what it means to follow your gut and stay positive amidst the most difficult trials. I met DJ Gardner on a rainy afternoon at a Caribou in Roseville. After looking around some, I received an email...
by Amy Swanberg | May 31, 2018 | Tales from the MetroNorth Chamber
Robin Schnaidt of Numbers LLC Robin Schnaidt describes the adventures of being an accountant, the joys of quilting, and her passion for music Unlike my other Tales from the Chamber interviews where I go in blind, Robin Schnaidt and I already had the pleasure of...
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