Courtanae Heslop
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Courtanae Heslop is a multi-genre writer and business owner.
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Why Every Busy Professional Needs a Virtual Assistant Like Me
⏳ In today's fast-moving world, time is the most precious asset you have. As a busy professional—whether you're an attorney, entrepreneur, executive, or coach—your to-do list never ends. Between managing meetings, responding to emails, handling clients, organizing files, and keeping everything on track, you’re juggling more than ever. That’s where I come in.
By Courtanae Heslop5 months ago in Humans
COURTANAE HESLOP
When you speak with Courtanae Heslop, one thing becomes immediately clear—she is a powerhouse of professionalism, strategy, and genuine care for the clients and teams she supports. With over five years of experience in high-performance environments, Courtanae has carved out a niche as a Virtual Assistant turned Sales Operations and Client Success Lead, with deep expertise in full-cycle sales, CRM optimization, and enterprise-level client relationship management.
By Courtanae Heslop5 months ago in Journal
Introducing Courtanae Heslop
In today's fast-paced business environment, efficiency and productivity are paramount. For many entrepreneurs, small business owners, and busy professionals, the burden of administrative tasks can be overwhelming, hindering their ability to focus on core business functions and growth. That's where a skilled and dedicated virtual assistant (VA) can make all the difference.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Journal
Stop Drowning in Admin Tasks
The relentless tide of administrative minutiae. It's a familiar struggle, isn't it? The entrepreneurial spirit, brimming with innovation, often finds itself tethered to the mundane: scheduling, email management, data entry, the endless stream of tasks that, while essential, divert precious energy from strategic growth. You, the visionary, deserve to operate at your zenith, to focus on the core of your business. That's where I, Courtanae, step in – a virtual sentinel against the chaos, a digital architect of efficiency. I exist to reclaim your time, to streamline your operations, and to empower you to achieve the extraordinary.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Journal
Introducing Courtanae Heslop
In today's fast-paced business environment, efficiency and productivity are paramount. For many entrepreneurs, small business owners, and busy professionals, the burden of administrative tasks can be overwhelming, hindering their ability to focus on core business functions and growth. That's where a skilled and dedicated virtual assistant (VA) can make all the difference.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Journal
Why Every Business Needs a Virtual Assistant
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY A dynamic and results-oriented Virtual Assistant, I bring over five years of experience in client-facing roles, quality assurance, and administrative support, coupled with a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management. With a passion for optimizing business operations and fostering efficiency, I have honed my expertise in process automation, project coordination, and workflow streamlining. My proficiency in industry-leading tools such as Asana, Slack, Google Workspace, Trello, and Helpscout enables me to drive seamless collaboration across teams, ensuring optimal productivity and client satisfaction.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Writers
Empty Spaces: Where Did We Go?
The silence in this room is deafening. It echoes with the ghost of your laughter, a sound I’d give anything to hear again. I trace the outline of your face in the faded photograph on my desk, the one where your eyes crinkle at the corners, a testament to a joy I failed to cherish. It’s been months, maybe years, it all blurs together now, since I last held you close, since I last felt the warmth of your hand in mine.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Confessions
A Letter to the One Who Got Away
There are moments in life when we make decisions that change everything. Sometimes, we know immediately that we've made a mistake. Other times, the realization creeps in slowly, settling like a weight on the chest, making it harder to breathe. And then, there are those decisions we never thought we'd regret until it's too late. I don’t know which category this falls into—maybe all of them. But what I do know, with absolute certainty, is that I miss you.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Confessions
I Still Miss You
A Letter to the Love I Lost To Daniel, Writing this is harder than I ever imagined. Every word is a stab to my heart, a reminder of the love I once had and lost. I miss you in ways that words will never fully capture. It breaks me to admit that despite everything, despite time passing, I still think about you every single day. You are a shadow in my thoughts, an ache in my chest, a memory I cannot let go of.
By Courtanae Heslop10 months ago in Confessions
What to Do If You Find a Dead Rat in Your Bed
Imagine waking up groggily in the morning, stretching your arms, and shifting in bed—only to find a cold, lifeless rat nestled beside you. A wave of shock courses through your veins. Questions rush to your mind: How did it get here? What does this mean? Could this pose a health risk?
By Courtanae Heslop11 months ago in Journal
The Night I Woke to Something I Can’t Explain
I woke with a start, my senses prickling as though an alarm had gone off, though the room was still, the silence so thick it pressed against my ears. Something was wrong. The air was heavy, stale in a way that made my stomach twist. My head turned to the side, sluggish and unsure, and that’s when I caught the smell. Metallic, sharp, and sickly sweet. It clung to my nose and mouth, making it hard to breathe.
By Courtanae Heslop12 months ago in Journal
I Woke Up and Found a Dead Rat in My Bed
I woke up, and something didn’t feel right. The smell hit me first—sharp and sickening, like metal and something rotting. My nose crinkled, and for a second, I thought I was still dreaming. But then I opened my eyes, and the world around me snapped into focus.
By Courtanae Heslop12 months ago in Journal
