LinkedIn is a great tool for growing your Virtual Assistant business. Here are 5 practical tips that help you connect with premium clients—no cold pitching required. Build trust, show up with intention, and start landing work on your own terms.

If you’ve been craving for more freedom, more control, more you in your work, it’s not just restlessness. It’s the signal you’ve outgrown your 9–5. Finding freedom doesn’t mean polishing your resume or applying for another job—it means shifting your mindset.

If you want to build a VA business that actually pays you well, supports your lifestyle, and gives you the freedom you’ve been dreaming of, it’s time to cut out the whatever is keeping you small, stuck, and underpaid. Here are 7 things Virtual Assistants should NEVER do.

Being a Virtual Assistant isn’t a step down. It’s a step into something entirely different. If you’re going to step into this industry as more than just a task-doer, you need to understand the 4 roles that make up a real, sustainable VA business.

Think becoming a Virtual Assistant means giving up financial stability? Here’s the truth that no one tells you: Staying in a job that underpays and undervalues you is the real risk. Have a look at why so many aspiring VAs struggle with income instability, and more importantly, how to avoid becoming one of them.

When you start a Virtual Assistant business, you’re not just starting another job. You’re probably not thinking about making big bucks or traveling to exotic places like Bali—you just want to be free. What you’ll gain from starting your own VA business goes far beyond the ability to travel: It’s about the life transformation that has come with it.

The Virtual Assistant industry has changed dramatically, and the old-school VA business strategies are outdated and set you up for failure.  There are 4 key mistakes that tend to slow new Virtual Assistants down as they build their VA businesses. In this post, we’ll dive into these mistakes and how to fix them.

The online business industry is expected to be valued at more than $250 billion by 2027. There's never been a bigger need for qualified Virtual Assistants, and there’s no better time to start your VA business than right now.

We hear about mindset all the time. But what does it actually mean to shift your mindset in a way that allows you to build a sustainable, freedom-based Virtual Assistant business? Let’s dive into what mindset truly is, why it matters so much to your business, and how you can start making intentional changes today to create the life you’ve always dreamed of.

As a VA, your value doesn’t come from how many hours you work but from the results and solutions you provide to your clients. Ready to work smarter? Here are my top 3 hacks to help you break that cycle so you can save time, serve your clients better, and focus on what really matters in your business.

Struggling to land Virtual Assistant clients? Learn why tactics aren’t enough—and how to build a real client strategy that gets results. Read more here for practical VA business strategies and the mindset shifts you need to grow with confidence.

So many bold, brilliant women hesitate to start their Virtual Assistant businesses—paralyzed by misconceptions that have been floating around the VA industry for years. Let’s unpack 5 of the biggest myths I’ve seen women carry—ones I used to believe myself—and talk about the truth that will set your VA business free.

High-value clients don’t find Virtual Assistants or freelancers through social media posts or Canva graphics. This 5-step plan is designed to help you land your next (or first) high-value client in just 30 days—without relying on attraction marketing, waiting for opportunities to come to you, or charging less than you’re worth.

More women than ever are walking away from traditional jobs and into online entrepreneurship. Keep reading to learn the no-fluff steps to quitting your job and launching an online business that puts you back in control.

I left my corporate job as an Associate Director of Marketing to become a virtual assistant and live in a van. Along the way, I learned 3 massive lessons that changed everything. And they don’t just apply to van life—they apply to anyone who wants to build a profitable remote business.

Have you ever thought, “I’ll start small, and my clients will increase their budget later?” Because that’s a trap. When you shrink your offer to accommodate a budget, you're unintentionally setting your client (and yourself) up for disappointment. Read to learn why and how to avoid this mistake.

If you’re thinking about becoming a VA, you probably have a lot of questions. Keep reading for answers to the top 3 questions I hear most often from women looking to start an online business.

If you're not seeing the progress you want in your Virtual Assistant business, it may be because you're still stuck in an employee mindset. In this post, I’m sharing 3 of my favorite podcasts that have helped me go from thinking like an employee to owning my business mindset, plus how I’ve maintained that mindset and how I implement what I’m learning.

Starting a Virtual Assistant business can lead to unimaginable opportunities and help you achieve your ultimate dreams. It’s not just about the immediate work you do, but about opening doors to new possibilities and creating a life of your own design.

Starting a Virtual Assistant business can be a game-changer, offering freedom, flexibility, and the chance to build a life of your design.

But I won’t lie to you—it’s a lot of work.

Let’s get into some real talk about how to make time for your VA business, no matter how busy your current schedule is.