Because of COVID-19, leaders are leading in very uncertain times right now. You are a leader.
You have influence with your team. So how do you lead through times of crisis? It’s simple. Be
the leader you wish you had – the leader you’d want to see in times like this. This episode
shares several tips on how to do that, but ultimately it comes down to this – make sure your
people know you care about them.

In this episode, Julie discusses three software she uses to run her virtual office. Slack falls
somewhere between text and email – it’s a great way to stay connected and communicate with
your team. Zoom is a free video chat tool that’s more reliable than most other tools and can
facilitate “face to face” meetings. Virtual storage software, like Dropbox and Google Drive,
make sharing and collaborating on files and documents a breeze.

Software video: https://youtu.be/otAogoHu9UY

In this episode, Julie discusses three software she uses to run her virtual office. Slack falls
somewhere between text and email – it’s a great way to stay connected and communicate with
your team. Zoom is a free video chat tool that’s more reliable than most other tools and can
facilitate “face to face” meetings. Virtual storage software, like Dropbox and Google Drive,
make sharing and collaborating on files and documents a breeze.

Software video: https://youtu.be/otAogoHu9UY

No matter what type of business you run, having a telecommuting plan can help you with
business continuity. We’re seeing this now with the coronavirus, but a telecommuting plan
could also help your business through natural disasters or a bad flu season. Julie started
telecommuting in 2005, and now runs a small business (with employees) that’s 100% virtual.
She’ll share her experience leading in a virtual environment to help you lead from anywhere.

Software Video: https://youtu.be/otAogoHu9UY

No matter what type of business you run, having a telecommuting plan can help you with
business continuity. We’re seeing this now with the coronavirus, but a telecommuting plan
could also help your business through natural disasters or a bad flu season. Julie started
telecommuting in 2005, and now runs a small business (with employees) that’s 100% virtual.
She’ll share her experience leading in a virtual environment to help you lead from anywhere.

Software Video: https://youtu.be/otAogoHu9UY