So, today is the day we go back to normal, Christmas has been completed, you’ve eaten all the chocolate, you’ve recovered from the New Year parties and you’ve taken your decorations down. To help kick start 2012 Seeking Serenity is offering a massive 50% discount from our services (valid for the next 14...

It’s Halloween today, here at Seeking Serenity we’ve got our witches hat  as well as our Virtual Assistant hat on (multi tasking!) We’re busy carving pumpkins and preparing for our party this evening. What are you doing for halloween?

So you’re sitting at your computer, blank screen in front of you. You may be transfixed by the blinking cursor and find that your eyes are starting to glaze over. It may have been a long day already and you’ve got so many other things on your mind. You’ve got family commitments later; you may have a social engagement to attend. You’ve got to do your monthly accounts at some stage this evening and then you’ve got...

If you really want to be a digital nomad, then you really need to embrace technology.  This doesn’t mean that you have to be a nerd by any means, but if you want to be productive and actually connected when you’re mobile, you have to use some of the most exciting of devices of today and be familiar with the technology enabling you to do so. A digital nomad may not be someone who travels endlessly who is always on the go, but may...

If you’ve ever tried to generate traffic to one of your websites online you know that it can be quite a difficult proposition sometimes. You may be well aware how important it is to have a blog in order to draw attention to your involvement in your niche, your expertise and your ability to “provide” advice and recommendations to others. If you like, the blog part of your online presence is your proactive and dynamic...

Even today, when somebody mentions the phrase “cloud computing,” a glassy stare comes over the eyes of many a theoretically switched on digital entrepreneur. Yet we have all been part of the growing cloud computing revolution for several years. Anyone who has had an e-mail account hosted by Google or AOL, for example, has been accessing their e-mail “in the cloud” after all for some time. There is a growing trend...