CCing my EA Podcast

CCing my EA is a bite-sized newsletter dedicated to Executive Assistants. Every now and then, we speak with an experienced Executive Assistant about tips to improve as an EA. Introducing, CCing my EA Podcast. CCing my EA is brought to you by Vimcal EA — the first calendar designed for Executive and Administrative Assistants who schedule on behalf of others.

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  Episode #1

  Jodie Mears’ EA Cheat Code: Be Professionally Unpopular

  Sep 8, 202620 minS1

  <p>Jodie Mears shares why protecting an executive’s time sometimes means being professionally unpopular, how she documents her impact, and why “just because you can fix it doesn’t mean you should own it.” Plus, the story of the time she chased down a UPS van to fix a mistake.</p> <p><b>The EA cheat code: Be professionally unpopular</b></p> <p>Executives need someone to protect their time, and leaders often struggle to create boundaries for themselves. In Jodie’s experience, they’re often much happier allowing their EA to create those boundaries for them.</p> <p>That might m...

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  Episode #2

  Caitlin Jovovich’s EA Cheat Code: The One-Two Punch

  Sep 8, 202621 minS1

  <p>Caitlin Jovovich shares how playing to your audience can help EAs win support without formal authority, from orchestrating a team “one-two punch” to reframing disposable cameras as an event activation. She also tells the story of pulling together a COVID-era IPO celebration days before giving birth.</p> <p><b>The EA cheat code: The “one-two punch”</b></p> <p>Caitlin’s broader principle is to play to your audience. When you need to move an idea forward without much formal authority, having a good idea isn’t always enough. You also need to understand how the person in front of you commu...

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  Episode #99

  Jodie Mears’ EA Cheat Code: Be Professionally Unpopular

  Sep 7, 20261 minS1

  <p>Jodie Mears didn’t set out to become an Executive Assistant. After starting in hairdressing and beauty, she fell into temporary office work, discovered she loved solving problems, and eventually built a 25-year career as an EA.</p> <p>In this episode, Jodie shares the tactics and lessons that have shaped how she works today, from documenting your impact before review season to recognizing when being helpful becomes a liability.</p> <p>We talk about:</p> <p>Why her EA cheat code is to “be professionally unpopular”</p> <p>How she tracks weekly wins so she has real evidence of her...

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  Episode #1

  Jodie Mears’ EA Cheat Code: Be Professionally Unpopular

  Sep 7, 20261 minS1

  <p>Jodie Mears didn’t set out to become an Executive Assistant. After starting in hairdressing and beauty, she fell into temporary office work, discovered she loved solving problems, and eventually built a 25-year career as an EA.</p><p>In this episode, Jodie shares the tactics and lessons that have shaped how she works today, from documenting your impact before review season to recognizing when being helpful becomes a liability.</p><p>We talk about:</p>Why her EA cheat code is to “be professionally unpopular”How she tracks weekly wins so she has real evidence of her impactThe time s...

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