There is something very soothing and comforting about her voice that I really needed to hear. She speaks to the listener as though catching up with an old friend while out the same time expressing a sincere desire to share helpful content to the listener. It’s hard to find a podcast wherein the host speaks slowly and clearly, while being engaging and honest.

I wanna say that I really have learned a lot from this podcast series but I’m a little disappointed if I were to be honest. I feel like there’s a lot of story telling without details, a lot of he and she and kind of unnecessary details. I’m a new personal assistant and have been desperate for real hardcore advice. Such as, tips on daily management of the boss, what skill sets and software sets seem to be most useful for most personal assistants. Diagrams, spreadsheets, etc? Or different types of bosses and how to deal with them. What methods to do.. most of these podcasts just say stories about how to be “indispensable,” and not really giving any real information other than stories. I want to keep listening but I’m not receiving any real conclusive tips or info or real stories. They’re vague explanations and I just which there were more details.

I’ve listened to 2 episodes, so far I have decided that you just like the sound of your voice.....

I found Liz and Being Indispensable at a crucial time that involved a significant transition in my EA career. I have found her insights, personal and professional vulnerability, strength, advocacy for the field, interview style, and authenticity to be incredibly helpful and inspiring. Her podcast is something I go to regularly for tips, insights, and personal and professional inspiration. I highly recommend taking a listen!

Liz is a breath of fresh air. Her insights and enthusiasm for the EA profession is obvious. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for having this podcast and for approaching it as a learning tool for your listeners as well as yourself. In my current workplace, I have been an Administrative Assistant for almost 3 years and I love it. My executive tells me all the time that he couldn't do his job without me (read: indispensable) but I challenge myself every day to be a better AA for him than yesterday. So I began seeing out an EA/AA podcast to get more ideas on how to be better and I only found yours and another podcast that you reference in your first episode. Thank you for creating a community of learning.