My Bootcamp Journey with Pareto Talent

A few months ago, I was looking for a new challenge — something meaningful and flexible that I could do in the afternoons, alongside my work as a teacher and PhD candidate. That’s when a friend recommended Pareto Talent Bootcamp. She knew I was exploring new paths and thought this program might be a great fit.

She was right.

The bootcamp was intense but incredibly fun. For several weeks, I completed daily practical assignments, attended live online classes (2 hours per day), and dove deep into the world of Executive Assistants.

I didn’t just learn about the role — I learned how to think like an EA: proactive, organized, strategic, and always one step ahead. I also gained hands-on experience with powerful tools and systems like:

• ClickUp – to manage tasks and team workflows

• HighLevel (GHL) – to build websites, funnels, and manage CRMs

• Zapier – to create automations

• Plus, I finally understood what a SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) is and how to write one!

One of my favorite achievements was improving my email-management skills through the Inbox Zero method — a game changer for daily work.

But more than the tools, what truly stood out was the community. I met inspiring people who love what they do and are constantly evolving. Their passion and commitment created a space full of motivation, kindness, and growth.

In the end, I delivered 10 projects, including a final research assignment, and gained not only new skills — but also a new vision of my career.

This blog, The EA Lab, is my next step: a place to document, share, and keep building my path as an Executive Assistant.

 Are you also exploring the EA role? What’s been your biggest challenge or breakthrough? Let’s connect!