You don't need a VA (Virtual Assistant) because:

	You can do it all.
	You'll get to that ebook eventually.
	That prospective client will probably call you back.
	Your clients might pay you even though you didn't get your invoices out.

That's the trap that solo entrepreneurs get into: thinking that they can do it all. But if they want to concentrate on what they do best--their core business function--then working with a Virtual Assistant (or VA), makes sense. Free up your time for more important business and leave the details to a VA.

Ask yourself do you…

…want to do it all, but just don't have the time?
…want to move those back burner ideas to the front burner?
…need someone to bounce ideas off of?
…need someone else on your team to take your business to the next level?
…have more ideas than time to implement them?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then congratulations! You're experiencing the growing pains of a successful business that just needs help to continue growth.

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Want to know what I've been up to lately?

I've been a Virtual Assistant for 4 plus years now, and happily I have a full practice. Frequently, I am contacted by people who want to become a VA. I've begun to speak locally about the profession to share what it's like. Recently, I joined the teaching staff at The VA Technical School, which is just getting started. If you're interested in becoming a more experienced VA, please check it out!