Bundles
Social Media Maintenance, Presence, and Interaction
Social Media Maintenance, Presence, and Interaction
Social Media Maintenance, Presence, and Interaction
Flexible Upkeep of Social Media Platforms
- Comment Interaction
- Comment and Content Monitoring
- Scheduled Posting
- Conduct Surveys and Polls
- Supervise and Regulate Affiliate Partnerships
- Content Creation
- Reels
Financial Balancing and Documentation
Social Media Maintenance, Presence, and Interaction
Social Media Maintenance, Presence, and Interaction
- Billing, Statements and Invoice Production
- General Bookkeeping
- Budget and Financial Reports
- Money Management
Receptionist and Assistance Management
Social Media Maintenance, Presence, and Interaction
Receptionist and Assistance Management
Basic Business-Related Tasks Delegated to Lighten Mental Load and Routinely Upkeep
- Appointment Scheduling
- Customer Service and Response
- Inventory and Record keeping
- Email Management and Organization
- Phone Services
- Calendar Management and Reminders
- File Management
- Admin Assistance
About ME
Core Values
For years people have asked, "What would you like to do for the rest of your life?" For years my answer remained unchanging, "I want to experience everything." I simply didn't want to choose. I didn't think I should have to. In return I received doubt and disbelief. They assumed I was too indecisive to make a definitive answer. I suppose no one ever imagined I'd find anything like it. Or they summed me up to be a dreamer with my head in the clouds. And here I am... I'll let you decide.
Hello there!
My name is Olivia Wharton. I am the founder and funder of Wharton Virtual Services. If I were to narrow down the five most important values and principles we hold at Wharton Virtual, as well as coinciding with my own, our code of Ethics and Integrity would be the fundamental foundation. This begins with honesty, to be forthright with anything and everything; holding standards of trust and respect; maintaining honor in personal character, using judgment skills, and morals; this is all the basis of our code of Ethics and Integrity. Without it there would be no trust or faith. In this line of work it is imperative to sustain trust and respect and a moral code.
Along with this, we have our core value of ever-growing determination for life-long learning and education. It is said, Dedicating one's self to studies and the prospects of acquiring new knowledge is a skill, one to never be undervalued. It is both exhilarating and humbling to recognize the boundlessness of opportunities awaiting for you, to learn from a multitude of resources including one's peers.
Another core value we hold is the motivation for self-discipline. This essential skill and practice provides the acknowledgement of one's limits, to learn to work with them, rather than against them. It is the action of being decisive and have good judgment, using management skills and delegation. It's imparitve in this world that we do not squander, nor take for granted the limited time we have. Being able to give your full attention to one process will not only ensure efficiency of time and efforts, but also accuracy and relief.
Similarly, the core value of familial and communal relationships cannot be set aside, nor can it be taken for granted. Compassion, connection, and a want for quality of life, these lives we live are unknowing of what the future holds, for ourselves and our loved ones. It is crucial to make the most of the time you are gifted. Because it is just that. A gift. And the best gift of all is to spend it with the ones you love.
As well as this however, it is important to remember moderation. A value often overlooked by others, yet the most understated of all. Balance and understanding is a fundamental foundation of every aspect of life, and it is often overused for cliche while not often utilized enough when thoroughly understood. It is said that "All good things come from moderation." I believe this to be true in its entirety. People whom stem in greed will never be satisfied, nor will happiness come easy. People whom give until they have nothing left, will soon be left with nothing to give. Oftentimes, people can forget that abundance can be just as detrimental as scarcity can. An example of this can be food, family time, work, even self care. In increasingly large quantities food can damage your health. Without enough food, the same could be said. Too much family time can leave you feeling drained and in need of some alone time. However, not enough can leave you sad and missing your loved ones. An ever-growing abundance of work will kill your motivation and take away your joy. Similarly, excessive self-care can leave one with the qualities of selfishness, conceded actions, and ultimately make them undependable. Meanwhile, a deficit of time taken to self-care will hurt your mind, your body, your creativity and motivation. Understanding this is an essential key for success. Finding the middle ground entails honing skills of good judgment, rationality, and using foresight and anticipation. All of this contributing to a healthier and happier lifestyle.
I started this business with the principles and values for success. To provide for others whilst I provide for myself and my family. I enjoy my work because of a healthy balance in wants, needs, comforts and lifestyle. I enjoy my life because of my strong familial values and my principles of ethics and integrity. I enjoy my business because of my determination and discipline as well as my desire for knowledge and education. In the end, I won't have any regrets.
Is this you?
Time Is Something You Cannot Get Back
Eyes stagger open in the darkness of the night. After jolting awake, a sense of urgency cascades in with a crashing wave of stress. What time is it? A bright screen of light fills the room. A headache bursts, throbbing with an aching pain all throughout the mind. Glancing to the time, I wince, and a realization shouts throughout my body - It's late enough - as dimness washes over once more. Though sleep was far off now, a raging need for rest crowded the nerves surrounding my muscles, my bones, and my mind. Thoughts of stress and second guessing flood into the brain involuntarily, wondering if that appointment was confirmed, or if the filing had been done. Did I call the supplier? What time was my meeting tomorrow morning? Did I forget to send that invoice? I still haven't created any new content for my marketing... There is always too much to do. As it is, I feel like I'm missing my daughter grow up. Too consumed lately with work. Between the management aspect, the customer service response, the financial tracking, the time taken up with actual service provided, there always seems to be a never-ending list of high priority tasks. That pile of papers sitting on the desk. How long have they been there? A week? A month? Maybe two? Maybe more? My family has been so supportive since I started the business, but it seems like the load of to-dos is endless for them as well.
I think I need help... But I don't know where to start. Where to start looking, what to look for, credentials I guess? But there are too many options. You can't even really know a person until they work with you. What if I make the wrong choice? Will it cost me everything? Stress closes in, strangling the grasp on thought.
From that moment on, hours of sleep will be lost. Worry will have set in. The workload had not gotten any slimmer. The family had not gotten any more quality time. The files are still sitting on the desk. And the bones, mind, and muscles had not gotten any rest.
Hire a VA. Let it be someone you trust, someone who has your best interest in mind. Let it be Wharton Virtual.
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