It’s ok to say no. Why offering a service you aren’t strong in is bad for everyone.

Starting a new business has so many learning curves and feelings of uncertainty. There are some things we need to learn as we go and other things we need to stop and learn before we implement. So many service offerings in the VA world also sound a lot easier than they are. Especially when they are advertised offshore for $5 an hour. I mean how hard could they be?

By |2022-05-25T12:18:01+10:00January 15th, 2019|Resources for VAs|2 Comments

Why “saving me time” is not going to cut it

Many VAs are offering prospective clients the awesome benefit of “saving time” and “giving you your time back” and personally, I don’t think that’s enough anymore. Even though we are all rushed for time these days – more than ever before – the promise of saving me time or giving it back isn’t enough [...]

By |2018-06-06T17:48:58+10:00August 27th, 2015|Articles, Resources for VAs, VYVA Members|3 Comments

This is the future!

There was a very famous movie trilogy released in the late 1980’s which featured a world 30 years in the future, where cars fly on skyways, hoverboards have replaced skateboards and jackets now come with auto-drying functionality should your hoverboard accidentally cut out in the middle of a fountain. Amazingly 30 years ago the [...]

By |2018-06-06T17:49:03+10:00August 7th, 2013|Articles, Working with VAs|Comments Off on This is the future!
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