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Catherine Gladwyn, founder of Delegate VA - Virtual Assistant, went from a PA to a thriving business owner, and you can follow in her footsteps. Gain insights into every step of the process and practical advice on subjects from finding your niche to finding clients, what services to offer, and what to charge to how to prepare for losing clients and avoid running out of money. With honesty, directness, and a large pinch of Catherine's trademark humor, How to Be a Virtual Assistant will give you vital techniques for building your business and increase your self-belief.

Are you tired of the 9-5 rat race? Do you dread getting up in the morning? Does it seem like you’re stuck at a dead-end job? In, How to Work from Home as a Virtual Assistant: The Beginner's Guide to Finding VA Jobs and Creating Multiple Streams of Income Online you will learn the tips and tricks that successful remote workers have put into practice to land top jobs!

VA VA VOOM is for you if working as a virtual assistant is something you aspire to; are doing but need help with; or just want to learn more about. Rosie Shilo takes you through the planning, business setup, and the "VA-VA" of an awesome VA business. Pulling from her large network of business owners, Rosie shares tips and insights into what business owners really think about virtual assistants and what you, as a VA, need to do to have a client for life.

Why are people getting crazy over the idea of starting a virtual assistant business? First, there's the convenience of staying at home with your family. Second, you will become your own boss. Third, and perhaps the most appealing: the possibility to earn a lot of money is endless. This book tells you everything you need to know about virtual assistants.

Basically a virtual assistant will be able to carry the workload given simply because of the focused nature of the particular assignments given. In most cases such virtual assistance capabilities are much more refined and thus able to handle the delegated task with ease. Hiring the services of virtual assistance would effectively mean hiring someone who is an expert in his or her own field. The need to teach the individual would not be a factor in the equation nor would there be a need to constantly monitor the situation to ensure the desired results are forthcoming.

Take a Leap of Faith and Start a Virtual Assistant Business Why are people getting crazy over the idea of starting a virtual assistant business? First, there's convenience of staying at home with your family. Second, you will become your own boss. Third, and perhaps the most appealing, the possibility to earn a lot of money is endless. Take a Leap of Faith and Start a Photography Business This book will guide you in starting your own photography business.