the hard truth

so apart from being a business owner myself, i’m married to a business owner as well. i've got more than enough first hand examples of how easily your to-do lists all of a sudden change from "to-do", to "to-avoid". i didn't chose to become a VA because i needed to find a job, i chose it because every day i had to watch my husband come home from a long day of hard labor, only to sit at his desk for hours trying to organize the mayhem that had become of the back end of his business. i watched the hours that turned into days of him trying to send out invoices every month, to sort through every accumulated email, to run his website, create social media content, handle customer service, scheduling, admin tasks, advertisement... must i go on? we got tired of wasting time that we could have been spending together, hanging out, watching movies, scuba diving, traveling, doing literally anything else! unfortunately most of these tasks kinda just come with an entrepreneurs job description, but that doesn't mean you have to be stuck with all the weight of it yourself. like i said before i didn’t become a VA just to do it, i did it because i’ve seen first hand how much work, love, & dedication goes into turning your dreams and talents into a business, so why not help you thrive even more? you didn’t make it this far, to only make it this far.