The origin of Creative Business Care

Creative
Over the years, I have worked in customer-facing support roles for companies large and small in various industries. I wondered why I always felt compelled to try something new, why I couldn’t just stick with one thing. After years of criticizing my inability to focus, I realized my insatiable curiosity is actually an asset. It’s what keeps me striving for more–more knowledge, more skill, more practice.

Once my work becomes routine, I’m ready to move on. The key, I've found, is to never stop growing.  I go beyond the surface knowledge to figure out why things are done this way, how to improve the process, and how my work affects other departments or other aspects of the client’s life. 

Outside of work, I maintain my creativity through stretching my body and my brain. Quiet, meditative walks in nature, journaling about my days and my dreams, listening to self-improvement books and podcasts during workout sessions. 

Business
Fortunately, I am endlessly interested in people and their motivations. We each have our own reasons for starting a business and our own dreams of what it will become. In business as in life, seasons change. Sometimes we have to course-correct; sometimes we have to pivot. It's imperative to re-evaluate our strategy to make sure we are still headed in the right direction. 

I enjoy learning about different productivity tools and techniques, but the basics of creating a sustainable business are usually quite simple. The hard part is figuring out which solutions are best suited to your individual business needs. Armed with knowledge of your processes, objectives, and preferences, I can help narrow the choices for you. 

Care
Sometimes, though, the traits that make us successful in business are hard to turn off when it's time to relax. I have spent most of my life taking care of others and helping them feel cared for. But I had to learn to do the same for myself. Now that I know how, it is my duty to help others find the joy in being taken care of, especially by the business you have already poured so much into. 

I am still a customer service professional at heart, even though my current work is in operations. Now, I have a greater impact by helping busy professionals conquer the chaos of  running a business, so they can serve more clients. Surely, that’s what brought you here. Thanks for stopping by. You’re in good hands.