For 15+ years, I was the right hand to C-Suite execs—the one keeping the trains running on time, translating cryptic one-liner emails into actual tasks, and somehow knowing what they needed before they did.

My official title? Executive Assistant.

But in reality? Part strategist, part mind reader, part “make-it-happen” magician.

I lived in their heads (in a totally non-creepy way). My job was to anticipate, organize, and execute—while making sure they looked good doing it.

Then one day, I realized something: Everything I loved about that role? It wasn’t tied to a corporate office or a fancy title.

It was about the challenge, the creativity, and the thrill of making someone’s life easier.

So now? I do the same thing—but for solopreneurs.

 Because let’s be real: When you’re running a business solo, your to-do list doesn’t have an off switch. 

 The emails pile up. The calendar overflows. The small-but-important tasks get buried under the big, exciting ones.

And before you know it, you're drowning in admin when you should be focusing on what actually makes you money.

That’s where I come in.

Whether it’s inbox wrangling, calendar taming, or building smart systems that make your business (and life) run smoother, I step in so you can step up. Bonus? I’m not just here to check off tasks—I’m here to think alongside you.

Freelancing gives me the best of all worlds: A front-row seat to passionate business owners, the freedom to work from anywhere, and the chance to keep my skills razor-sharp while building something of my own.

So, if you’re tired of feeling like you need six clones to keep up, let’s talk. You handle the big-picture vision. I’ll keep the details in check.

Debbie