Operate Well with Marissa Mosunich

We all know how quickly the little tasks associated with running a business add up. There are all the "Gotta remembers." Gotta remember to send the invoice. Gotta remember to send the Zoom link. Gotta remember to put the client information in the spreadsheet... the list goes on.  Enter Automation. Automation may be exactly what your business needs. It reduces the amount of time spent on projects by keeping the gears moving when a human doesn't need to be involved.  It reduces the amount of work that needs to be done (or shifts the type of work done), thus reducing overhead costs.  It catches details that you may forget in a face-to-face transaction. It allows you to do more in less time. 3 Signs that your business could benefit from automation: You have multiple software applications that you enter the same information into. You do some of the same transactions every time you serve a customer/client. You run (or plan to run) a high-volume business. What does automation lo

You may have heard of one of the many Project Management Software applications on the market - Asana, ClickUp, Trello, Monday, Airtable... the list goes on . In recent years, the use of Project Management Software has been on the rise for solopreneurs and large corporations alike. Why not purchase a software tool that does EVERYTHING, including cooking breakfast and taking your kids to school? Okay, that's an exaggeration, but it's true that Project Management Software really has brought a game-changing set of tools together (in its own features as well as integrations with other applications) to save a lot of people a lot of stress. One of ClickUp's Task Management Templates The appeal behind software applications like Monday.com or Asana is the user interface and data layout. The applications let you to keep timelines of multiple projects, tasks, and schedules, and make that information available to multiple users. These applications provide the capability of bringing all