The holiday season always reshapes the rhythm of a virtual business, and the sooner you prepare for it, the smoother everything runs. Clients travel, timelines tighten, and team availability shifts, creating a mix of slow stretches and sudden spikes. Treat this time as a strategic window rather than a disruption. When you plan for those changes instead of reacting to them, you stay steady, protect your workload, and keep your business moving forward without the year-end chaos

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