POSTED BY Jennifer Gniadecki on Oct 11 under Blog Yumminess

Well, I’ve gotten a little more than a little busy.

Yesterday was one of those days where I worked from the time I woke up until the time I dropped into bed at 1am. I usually love days like that, and yesterday was no exception.

I enjoy working.

Today is the last full day of true work I can get in before I leave for the VA Conference in Dallas, TX. There will be a massive amount of Virtual Assistants coming together for networking, socializing and possibly even learning something!

I’ll be making posts from the conference, but have yet to decide if I’ll bring my video camera along to take shots of everyone. I’ll probably just take some pictures instead. That’s always a nice, easy compromise. Even though I’m a “go for the gold” kind of woman, even I realize one only needs so much electronic equipment at a conference you’re supposed to be learning at. Besides, I have to be on the lookout for other people and their video cameras in case I decide to wear a lampshade on my head.

So, today’s agenda is as follows:

Finish an AdWords campaign
Update a client’s blog to the newest version of the Semiologic Pro Theme for WordPress
Brainstorm ideas for ebooks
Compile a list of vanity domains for an AdWords campaign
List of potential marketing partners for the Virtual Assistant Networking forum (interested in being a speaker or providing a discounted product? The forum has 3000+ VAs that receive the monthly newsletter. A good percentage of those are either active in the forum, or come to read on a daily basis. Contact me if you’re interested!)

Doesn’t seem like a lot, does it? It’s manageable, but only if I say fare-thee-well to you and get on task.

To the VAs:
See you in Dallas!

To the non-VAs:
YES! There are enough of us to fill a hotel. There are also many, many more who couldn’t make it.

Don’t have a VA?
You have a whole pool of desirable candidates to choose from…why don’t you have a VA yet?

Have a VA:
See, you’ve made the right decision! We have educational and networking events that constantly make us better informed about our industry as well as what our peers have to offer our businesses.

To my adored, wonderful clients (that’s all of them, in case you’re curious):
Don’t worry, I’ll have the laptop! The entire hotel is a “go” for wireless and I’ll have my IM programs installed for texting as well as my Skype and cell phone for getting in touch. If you call and I don’t answer, I’m in a seminar and will call as soon as possible. If it’s an emergency send a text message to my cell phone with a 911 – I’ll drop what I’m doing and call.

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