Working remotely can be a blessing in disguise for many of us, especially for people who find the traditional office environment detrimental to their work. People with sensory processing disorders often find it challenging to work in a traditional office setting because of the noises, the lights, or the smells. Working from home offers the opportunity to create a sensory-friendly workplace tailored to your own needs. When you can alleviate these issues, you ensure that your workspace is the most supportive you need for remote work.

As we start the new year, it can be easy to get influenced by the number of flashy, overfilled, aesthetically pleasing planners on the market right now. Trust me, I’ve been fooled into buying my fair share of planners – I’m lucky if some of them make it past March. But planners are essential, whether you’re a business owner, a student, or just someone looking to get a better grasp on their time management.

Running a business can feel like you're doing the most, yet you're still only moving at a snails pace. With limited time, all of the hats small business owners have to wear, and endless tasks, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. This is where a virtual assistant, or VA, can step in and become your secret weapon. At Melissa Rose LLC, I specialize in empowering spiritual and neurodivergent entrepreneurs to thrive by providing tailored support. Here are 10 transformative ways a VA can revolutionize your workflow and help your business soar.