A lot of people toy with the possibility of having a VA, but lack of education about what they do and how they can help often leaves said people struggling on alone. Do you need a VA? Let’s see how you answer the following questions:
- Do you have a business that you want to upscale but you do not have the capacity to do it all yourself? You want to outsource but you can’t afford a permanent employee?
- Do you have a very good corporate job where you are absolutely succeeding, only to be failing at home? Maybe you taxed your car too late or got a ticket for forgetting to renew your parking permit on time? Have you forgotten your partners birthday or disappointed the children at Christmas because you left it too late to get your hands on the must have toy of the year?
- You want to start your dream business but your 9am to 5pm job means that you’ve been putting it off? Maybe you don’t have the time to read up on Companies House registration, registering with HMRC or registering a trademark?
- Do you have a one off project, for instance a tender that requires research or collating together? Do you know what you want to do but don’t have the skill or capacity to relay what you want to show? Do you have a corporate event that needs organising but you don’t know where to start?
- Do you want to spend your free time doing what you want instead of using it to play catch up? Are you so busy that you need to outsource your outsourcing?
If the answer to any of these questions was yes, you could definitely benefit with having a discussion with us. For some, a virtual assistant should not be considered a luxury; it is more of a necessity.