Over the past few weeks, I introduced you to the Virtual Assistant Industry. I hope you found this information helpful and informative. The goal of this series was to help clear up any confusion you may have about contracting with a virtual assistant to help with your business. I hope this series helped your decision process and that you find the right VA or online business professional for your team.
In case you missed it, please go back and check out the Virtual Assistant Introductory series.
The topics included:
How to Hire a Virtual Assistant?
10 Best Qualities of Virtual Assistants
10 Tasks You Can Outsource to a VA
Also, I gave you 10 Motivational Quotes to help motivate you on your entrepreneurial business journey.
It is my hope that this series gave you the tools and resources you need to make the decision to add to your team. Are you ready to contract with an online business professional to help you but don’t know where to start?
Check out this amazing Facebook group that is filled with
Virtual Assistant Sister Learning
This group is great for those just starting or with established online businesses. The admins and participants in each of these groups are very helpful, provide great information, and will support you in every step of your journey.
What’s coming next?
It is possible to turn your passion and hoppy into work that you love and a profitable business.
The internet has opened up so many opportunities for everyone to own and operate their own business whether it be on a full-time level or as a side hustle. We will discuss the many options available for starting a business, as well as how you can turn your hobby into revenue.
Did you know the average millionaire has seven streams of income? That’s right, seven. So you no longer have to be pigeonholed into one career path or one form of generating revenue. With an idea, plan, and action, you can manifest your dreams.
However, you must understand that building a business is hard. The entrepreneur life is not for the faint at heart. You have to be ready to do the work. Starting a business is easy. You have an idea, hobby, and/or passion so you decide to start your business.
The work comes in when you have to figure out how to build, grow, and scale that business to a point of generating revenue to which you can sustain a lifestyle and provide for yourself and/or your family. Entrepreneurship requires commitment, consistency, and most of all hard work and dedication
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Until Next Time,
LaWann