From managing your small-but-mighty team and keeping up with client projects to making sure leads don’t fall through the cracks, running a business means juggling a lot. And if you’ve been handling it all yourself, it probably feels like every system, notification, and task is screaming for your attention.
So you can actually have whitespace in your day — for deep creative work, taking a random Tuesday off, or finally finishing that stack of books in your Libby queue.
Keeping you creative by handling all of the "admin stuff "
left brain support for right brain creatives
So you can finally start checking off tasks (in Asana, of course) and your clients can start celebrating their wins sooner.
The truth is, your business starts to really work when you put all your focus into what you’re best at — and let an expert task wrangler handle the rest.
That’s how my clients go from overworked and overwhelmed to increasing their revenue by 150% while working less.
It’s time to bring in someone who can handle the admin side so you can get back to what you love — or just take the day off guilt-free.
Let's make your business work for you
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When I first launched Lux & Vita, I was designing websites for non-profits and accountants. Eventually, I began supporting those same clients as a virtual assistant.
And I kept noticing the same thing.
When I asked about inquiry processes or project management, the answer was usually a shrug. Or “Oh, we just handle it manually.” (Cue the internal Michael Scott “nooooo.”)
It wasn’t that they didn’t care — they just didn’t have structure in place. So I built it.
I streamlined their workflows. Automated repeat tasks. Made their tools actually useful.
Before long, I was supporting 20+ clients (some with multiple businesses) and doing far more than traditional VA work — I was running the backend of their businesses.
That’s when it clicked.
I shifted Lux & Vita into what it is now: strategic studio management for creatives who want a simple, organized business that actually works for them.
Because you can run an efficient, streamlined business — even if you’re a squiggly creative or claim you’re “not a tech person.” And you don’t have to burn everything down to get there. Small, smart changes make all the difference.
My love for tech? It started with one big question:
“Wait… you don’t have a system for that?”
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this is my big personal goal — I've never ran more than a 5k so it's a slow but steady build up
training to run a half marathon
