Organization and finding efficient systems to work/be in are my love languages (double Virgo, here!♍). I’ve always loved a good puzzle and finding the best way to do something. However, It has taken me some time and experience to realize that not all bests are created equally. What is best for you might not be best for me, and vice versa, and that is a-okay.

It’s 3am, and I’m awake again with another “brilliant” creative idea. I reach over to turn the light on and find my notepad and paper beside my bed. My dog is a bit miffed and rightly so, because this is the third time I’ve turned the light on and made a ruckus in the middle of the night this week.

A whole hell of a lot. Basically this whole post can be summed up in that one sentence. If you go to an Amy Porterfield event you can expect a whole hell of a lot. 

I'm a fairly stubborn person with a love of figuring whatever 'it' may be out my damn self. This means, if you've written an article online on how to best clean your bathtub, or grow your Instagram following, then I've probably read it. However, I am starting to realize that my love of Google and knowledge has been hindering my productivity.

Hiring an Online Business Manager is EXCITING. It means that you’ve reached the great stage in your business where you have already achieved a great level of success by yourself, and you’re now ready to take things up a notch.

That is the number one question I get when I tell someone what I do. Well, maybe not put like that exactly, but it is written on their face.

Note: before I get into the nitty gritty of it, each Online Business Manager (OBM) has a different manifesto and wheelhouse, so I am speaking for myself and what being an OBM means for me.