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What’s your biggest hesitation when it comes to hiring an Executive Assistant? 👀
Is it cost, trust, delegation, or simply not knowing where to start?
I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts.
Sometimes the right support can make work feel a lot lighter. 💛
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Hello there!
My name is Mirriam Maina, an Executive Assistant. Here is a list of my services and skills. Feel free to reach out.👍🏼
Every new client used to start with me rewriting the same documents from scratch. 😅
So I built the 5 I use with every client and turned them into a kit:
→ Proposal with 3 ready packages
→ Service agreement
→ Onboarding form
→ Monthly report
→ Pricing guide (+ what to say when they say "too expensive")
All editable in Word.
https://contra.com/products/xVbq4467-social-media-manager-client-kit-word
What takes you the most time with new clients: proposals, contracts or reports? 👇
This is so real. 😅
For me it was never the work itself, it was the starting from scratch every time.
Especially with Illinois restaurants — every owner asks the same 3 things:
What will you do for me?
What will it cost?
What if it doesn't work?
Once I made my own version of this —...
$400K+ earned on Upwork. Now I'm starting from zero on Contra.
For years I worked almost only on Upwork. But lately, in my experience, it keeps adding new features that make life harder for freelancers instead of easier.
So I decided to try something new.
Honest status: no clients on Contra yet. I'm staying disciplined: showing up here every day and delivering for my current clients.
Attached is my Upwork profile, so you know where I'm coming from.
Which platform has brought you your best clients?
I understand you very well. Upwork isn't dead yet, but it’s in intensive care—in very critical condition and hanging on by a thread
