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The CCing my EA Podcast shares the real tactics and stories Executive Assistants learn from supporting busy executives. In each ~20-minute episode, experienced EAs share practical cheat codes, hard-earned lessons, close calls, and behind-the-scenes strategies that rarely get formally taught or written down. Presented by Vimcal EA, the first calendar built specifically for Executive Assistants: https://vimcal.com/ea

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Rachel Tan’s EA Cheat Code: What Outcome Do You Want?

2026/10/14

Rachel Tan ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/raaachem/ ) shares why asking an executive what outcome they want can save an EA from wasting time on the wrong solutions, how EAs bring overlooked experiences into rooms where decisions are made, and the differ...

Leah Husemann’s EA Cheat Code: Three Samosas for 15 Minutes

2026/09/30

Leah Temena Husemann ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/leahhusemann/ ) shares how playful “virtual bartering” helps EAs build relationships and manage competing requests, from charging three samosas for 15 minutes to asking for dog photos, recipes, or trav...

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

2026/09/09

Caitlin Jovovich ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/caitlinjovovich/ ) 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. S...

Jodie Mears’ EA Cheat Code: Be Professionally Unpopular

2026/09/09

Jodie Mears ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodiemears/ ) 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, ...