Life as a Virtual Assistant | My First 3 Months | How much did I earn? Where did I get clients?

Here is everything I learned during my first 3 months as a new virtual assistant. I answer things such as: How much did I make? What skills did I use and services did I offer? How did I find clients? How did it work? Where did I apply?

Hopefully this will help someone out there figure out if they would like to take the next step!

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[GiaMaxwellConsulting]

This is the realest video I've ever seen on being a VA. Thank you.

[AnnalisaJ]

As a business owner, PLEASE charge way more! (When I heard you and your husband produced a video for $350 I was surprised. The going rate for any sort of video production and editing, even on a tiny camera is at least $1, 000 and up here in California). I really enjoyed your video and you have a very nice persona about you. Know your value and but don't undersell your skills. 🥰

[yogaraikov]

I love this women`s personality. It about having an assistant that makes you and your business feel valued and appreciated.

[killerkitten]

I've watched so many vids about virtual assistant life and they all just babble about their daily routines and don't tell us what we really want to know. Thanks for making a video actually be about what the title is! And very easy to understand.

[britheworkfromhomemom]

Wow thank you so much for this video! Very informative and honest, most people just get on here and say being a VA is so easy it’s good money freedom they don’t talk about the hard part and business expenses etc!

[mariarosero]

I'm a bookkeeper. At the beginning most business are not profitable, just keep going you will make more money as your marketing brings you more and better clients.

[CoyoteCrossingSanctuary]

😳😳😳😳 This really made realize that accepting a job as an VA with a company for hourly pay is totally worth it. I can still freelance to the side & build up a freelance business. On the plus side, I’ll have a consistent pay.😊
Thank you!!!

[sexyndacityable]

Yeah this is too much I don’t have time for. Thank you for keeping it real I hate videos where they lie for likes.

[CL-mpvn]

Your video is very interesting. You give very detail, honest opinions, advice, especially you remind that there are tax, fees and cost to do business.
Thanks for the helpful video.

[CindiLHx]

Thank you, and God bless you for your transparency!!!

[DJ-ldum]

Excellent content. Finally, someone speaking on the reality of virtual work. Well done, Faith.

[houseofdiamonti]

Thank you for being honest about what you made and how much effort it took to find clients.

[tree]

Thank you so much for highlight these caveats. SOOOO many VAs are on bragging about how much money they make while half naked wading through water in a beach somewhere (and what does showing your body off have to do with advertising your VA business?). But they never mention these things and sure, everyone knows you have to pay taxes but you suggested how YOU handle that whereas I haven't heard too many others mention it. Thank you for the transparency. I REALLY appreciate it.

[JaqlynsTouch]

Great video. Thank you for your blatant honesty. I was wondering how much someone could make. I am looking to do this full time. I have 25 years experience as an Executive Assistant so I was hoping to take my knowledge and business skills and use them while I am finally "semi-retired" at home. :) Thank you and Good Luck to you. Sweet girl. God Bless.

[pheebs]

This was so helpful even though I’m from the UK. It still gave me an idea of the extra cost and money I might need to put aside for any accidents or any unplanned expenses. But I guess with any business there’s a cost of time, money and commitment.

Thank you for this faith and for sharing your breakdown and opening about your cost. Really insightful

[thatsoanj]

Amazing video! Thank you for sharing every point of not only being being a VA but also a business owner/Independent contractor. You’re straight to the point but very professional and educational.

[gosuperva]

This is a great honest look at the reality of being a virtual assistant. While there are opportunities to earn, it takes time, hustle, and you need to be prepared for the costs of running a business.

[aracelymartinez]

I really appreciate the realness of this video all the videos i have seen have been all rainbows and sunshine but this shows the work it takes

[dmdm]

Thank you for sharing this and being so honest and transparent! I love it.

[sjustinvil]

Thank you for your honesty and transparency.