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Operations

Practical writing and resources about Operations.

Operations Journal Posts

5 Min ReadVirtual Assistant vs Freelancer: What’s the Difference and Which One Do You Need?
Trishia RaymundoJuly 29, 2026

Virtual Assistant vs Freelancer: What’s the Difference and Which One Do You Need?

Virtual assistant or freelancer? The terms overlap more than most hiring guides suggest. Here is how to decide what kind of support your business actually needs.

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10 Min ReadVirtual Assistant vs. Executive Assistant: What Is the Difference?
Trishia RaymundoJuly 23, 2026

Virtual Assistant vs. Executive Assistant: What Is the Difference?

Virtual assistants and executive assistants can both manage calendars, inboxes, documents, and daily administrative work. The real difference appears in who they support, how closely they work with leadership, and how much responsibility they carry when priorities collide.

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FeaturedQuick ReadBuilding RAEFORM: Meet Jeffrey
Trishia RaymundoJuly 5, 2026

Building RAEFORM: Meet Jeffrey

Building RAEFORM isn't just about business. It's about the friends who believed in the vision from the very beginning. This is Jeffrey's story.

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Featured6 Min ReadWhat Is a UEI Number? Friendly Guide for Businesses and Nonprofits
Trishia RaymundoJuly 5, 2026

What Is a UEI Number? Friendly Guide for Businesses and Nonprofits

A UEI number is required for businesses and nonprofits that want to work with the U.S. federal government. Learn what it is, why it matters, how to get one, and how it connects to your NCAGE code and SAM.gov registration.

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Featured5 Min ReadWhat is Government Contracting? An Operator’s Inside Guide to B2G Subsidies
Trishia RaymundoJuly 4, 2026

What is Government Contracting? An Operator’s Inside Guide to B2G Subsidies

Demystifying the world of B2G (Business-to-Government). Discover what government contracting actually feels like from the inside, how revenue pipelines move, and if it’s a viable scaling engine for small businesses.

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Featured5 Min ReadEmbracing the Solo Operator Journey: How to Run a Business on Your Own Terms
Trishia RaymundoJuly 4, 2026

Embracing the Solo Operator Journey: How to Run a Business on Your Own Terms

Running a business by yourself can be deeply rewarding but occasionally overwhelming. Discover practical solo operator business tips to manage your mental load, set healthy boundaries, and build a successful solopreneur mindset.

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Featured6 Min ReadOperations vs Administration: What's the Difference?
Trishia RaymundoJuly 2, 2026

Operations vs Administration: What's the Difference?

Administration and operations are often used interchangeably, but they serve very different purposes. Learn what each function does, why the distinction matters, and how both work together to help nonprofits achieve their mission.

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Featured7 Min ReadWhy Every Virtual Assistant Should Learn About Nonprofits Before Landing Their First Client
Trishia RaymundoJuly 1, 2026

Why Every Virtual Assistant Should Learn About Nonprofits Before Landing Their First Client

Most Virtual Assistants know about real estate, eCommerce, and coaches. Few know that thousands of nonprofits need reliable operational support. Here's why learning the nonprofit sector can give you a competitive advantage.

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Featured6 Min ReadHow to Start a Non-Profit: The Heart-Centered Guide to Building a Lasting Legacy
Trishia RaymundoJuly 1, 2026

How to Start a Non-Profit: The Heart-Centered Guide to Building a Lasting Legacy

Wanting to change the world is a beautiful thing, but figuring out how to structure that passion can feel a bit daunting. When people think about launching a non-profit, they often worry about the mountain of paperwork ahead of them. The truth is that a successful non-profit is built on a simple foundation of community trust and clear vision. By looking at your organization as a vehicle for good, you can navigate the setup process with total confidence and create a beautiful legacy that serves others for years to come.

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