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Do you have people in your life who inspire you and challenge you? I am blessed to have people in my life who do just that. I have family, friends, colleagues and others who challenge me to be the best Virtual Assistant, wife, mother, daughter and person that I can be. I remember, oh so well, when I worked in the corporate world how much I hated Mondays. I lived for Fridays, holidays and vacations. That was before I discovered the possibility of being my own boss, of doing work that I love and working only with the people I love. I Have I ever told you how much I love Danielle? She rocks! If you are Virtual Assistant and not reading her blog or a member of her Peer Group, you shoud be. Danielle’s most recent blog post is a MUST read for all Virtual Assistants, newbie or seasoned.
I recently had the following comment pending moderation (copied ‘as is’ with errors and all): “Iwon’t agree with this completely that virtual assistants are part owners and not employees. Actually they are personal assistants with the advantage of covering clients from a wider geographical range then your regular P.A. and just Have you heard the saying: “When you make plans, God laughs?” That’s exactly what it has been like trying to get my online newsletter going. In any case, it’s here! The Divine Line is finally ready to go. The first issue will be sent out this week or Monday I recently came across a blog post that got my ire up. The name of this post is “How to Test Drive a Virtual Assistant.” It came through Google Alerts and as soon as I saw the title I knew it was going to be another wasted article misrepresenting the I’ve never heard about this before but, Liz Strauss of Successful Blog hosts an “open-comment night” each Tuesday at her blog. Apparently, it’s like an “open-mic” except a little different. I get the impression like it is similar to Twitter without the 140 character limit or a chat session on Trust is important in a business relationship and even more important in a virtual business relationship. Earning trust takes time, but here are five steps you can take to foster trust with your clients: 1. Manage Expectations. Before entering into a client relationship make sure you talk with the potential client |
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