Sometimes, Less is More

We all love a complex recipe. A dish with 27 ingredients might sound impressive, but does it really taste better?

Often, fewer ingredients bring out the true flavor. Simplicity doesn’t mean lacking. It means focus.

The same applies to your work.

A project with too many moving parts can dilute the impact. Your to-do list doesn’t need to be a never-ending scroll. Instead, focus on fewer, more meaningful tasks that make the biggest difference.

Stripping away the unnecessary lets the important things shine.

Less clutter, more clarity.

Sly Stark

Sly is a neurodivergent virtual assistant for neurodivergent, solo business owners.

They have worked exclusively with neurodivergent clients since they started their virtual assistant business in January 2022. That same year, they became a Certified ADHD virtual assistant.

Before becoming a VA, Sly obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management and negotiated clinical trial agreements for a medical research university.

https://www.slystark.com
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