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This podcast is about owning a virtual assistant business. We take on the challenges that come when you provide a service while also needing to facilitate the same service in your own business. Additionally, we discuss how to get started as a virtual assistant, pitfalls, come backs, tips and more all related to owning a virtual service provider business.
Unknown Host hosts The Business Of Being A Virtual Assistant, a business show with 50 episodes published.
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we dive into the realities and opportunities of starting over as a virtual assistant in 2025. You’ll find encouragement and practical strategies for transitioning skills from corpor
On Video: In Summary: Strategies for handling late payments from clients in your virtual assistant business. The differences between loyal clients, new clients and one-off clients. Do contract agreements make a differenc
On Video: In Summary: Seeing yourself through your own lens rather than through others’ views, often leads to misalignment in your business and how you see yourself. This can cause you to feel stuck. In this episode, I’m
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode, the evolution of virtual assistant services and the importance of flexibility and adaptation in the business. We need to continuously growth and change to avoid business decl
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss the challenges of staying focused as a virtual assistant, the importance of recognizing and overcoming distractions, which can stem from internal or external sources. Lis
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss overcoming frustrations and perfectionism in the virtual assistant business. I’m sharing personal experiences, highlighting common issues in business while emphasizing th
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss the daily schedule of having deadline specific projects according to your own virtual assistant schedule. It’s a continuation of our series “Do You Really Want To
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss the daily schedule of a part-time virtual assistant. It’s a continuation of our series “Do You Really Want To Be A Virtual Assistant”. This gives you a general ide
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss the daily schedule of a full-time virtual assistant and the importance of taking breaks. It’s easy to stay at your computer all day, however this is not recommended for y
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss the decision to become a virtual assistant, exploring the different categories of work that a virtual assistant can take on. We also discuss the importance of being famil
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss the decision to become a virtual assistant, exploring the differences between full-time, part-time, and deadline-based schedules. Using my own experience of initially wan
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode we discuss finding joy in your virtual assistant business. You may be surprised by the answer. I’m positive it’s not what you’d expect. Let’s get into it! Much love, Tiffany T
Links Referenced: On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss the importance of recognizing and documenting our own skills and experiences, which can often be overlooked. Write down all their professional, voluntee
Links Referenced: On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss the importance of treating your own virtual assistant business as your number one client. I share an example of migrating my email list from MailChimp t
Links Referenced: Free Workshop, November 12th On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss how virtual assistants can up their skill level for 2025 by focusing on advanced tasks like AI-driven data analytics, websi
On Video: In Summary: In this episode, we discuss how to prepare for a team as a solo business owner. These steps will help lay the groundwork for scaling your business in the future, even if you plan to remain a solo en
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode, I use a car analogy to describe the importance of leading with our service. This helps us communicate exactly what we want to potential clients when we’re out networking, so
On Video: In Summary: In today’s episode, we discuss making prospects tell you no. It sounds crazy, I know. However, it’s the one thing we don’t want to hear. It’s time we get to the point NOs don’t bother us. Are you up
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss the top three services business owners need from virtual assistants in 2024. We’re in the third quarter and I wanted to know what are business owners needing from
On Video: In Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss the difficulties of effectively communicating virtual assistant services, particularly in discovering calls and dealing with project losses. It’s important we show
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