Falling into the trap of working around the clock in your VA business is very easy to do. It isn’t uncommon for me to hear from both new and experienced Virtual Assistants that they work practically 24/7. The thing is, you don’t have to do everything on your own. You can delegate and outsource. If you have a lot of clients, new and repeat, then you’re doing great! It really says a lot about your marketing, and your skills. Why not use your overflow of clients and business to seriously grow your VA business? If you aren’t willing to draw the line on the number of hours you will work and keep your business small, then growing your Virtual Assistant business makes good sense. Wouldn’t it be great to have the ability to expand your client base by using a pool of other VAs that assist you on a regular basis? This will enable you to make the move to CEO and Manager, enabling you to stop working so many hours by letting others do the work for you. If this is what you want to accomplish then follow the following advice: 1. Find some help – Find another VA
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