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byRich Sloan
September 6, 2008
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Some of you may want to jump in and comment on “the first thing you’d have an assistant do” if you actually had one.

https://startupnation.com/forums/13043/1/1

Some fave’s so far:

  • “make the coffee”
  • “clean the house”
  • “filing, without a doubt”
  • “do tender lovin’ care for clients who need it”

If you’ve had an assistant and no longer do, or if you’ve always wanted one for a specific set of chores, by all means, jump into the discussion!

Again, the link is: https://startupnation.com/forums/13043/1/1

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Rich Sloan is chief startupologist and co-founder of StartupNation and host of StartupNation podcasts. He is also co-author of the acclaimed how-to book, StartupNation: America's Leading Entrepreneurial Experts Reveal the Secrets to Building a Blockbuster Business. Rich encourages you to make a comment under his blog posts or send him a personal message at member nickname, "Rich," here at StartupNation.
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