Gratitude is something we should all practice every day. Feeling appreciated is important to everyone.
But I’m amazed how little gratitude clients can show to VAs… and conversely, how little VAs can show for clients!
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
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So… you want to be a transcriptionist because – well, you can type! Isn’t it the same thing? No … it most certainly isn’t! And clients – a typist is not the same thing as a transcriptionist!
In this episode I run through some of the basic skills you need to have if you want to be a transcriptionist, and give clients some tips on what to look for in a professional service provider, and what affects the cost of transcription.
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
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On the 28th February 2020 I will have been in practice as a virtual assistant for 20 years. In this 2-part podcast I’d like to share with you 20 things I have learned in that 20 years being in business as a VA!
In this episode I cover 11 through 20 of the 20 things I’ve learned after 20 years in business.
You’ll find other episodes referred to in this podcast in the Show Archive.
Did you miss part 1? Find it here.
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
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On the 28th February 2020 I will have been in practice as a virtual assistant for 20 years. In this 2-part podcast I’d like to share with you 20 things I have learned in that 20 years being in business as a VA!
This episode covers the first ten.
You’ll find other episodes referred to in this podcast in the Show Archive. I refer to Kathie Thomas’s excellent article in this episode and you can find it linked below:
Kathie Thomas – Not Everyone Can be a VA
Part 2 – where I share the second lot of ten things I’ve learned – will be available 28th February!
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
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I assume that many of our offshore colleagues want to be a VA for the same reasons we all do: freedom to work when we like, be our own boss, autonomy, travel, childcare or elder care needs, disability.
Part 3 of our Offshore Freelancers series focuses on our offshore colleagues offering tips on things to consider – primary amongst them understanding what a VA actually is!
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
(Image: kiwiqa.com)
Reference Links:
Ep 41: Offshore Freelancers – Part 1
Ep 42: Offshore Freelancers – Part 2
Professional Virtual Assistants – Philippines
No, Not Everyone Can Be a VA – Kathie Thomas
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Gratitude is something we should all practice every day. Feeling appreciated is important to everyone.
But I’m amazed how little gratitude clients can show to VAs… and conversely, how little VAs can show for clients!
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS
So… you want to be a transcriptionist because – well, you can type! Isn’t it the same thing? No … it most certainly isn’t! And clients – a typist is not the same thing as a transcriptionist!
In this episode I run through some of the basic skills you need to have if you want to be a transcriptionist, and give clients some tips on what to look for in a professional service provider, and what affects the cost of transcription.
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
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On the 28th February 2020 I will have been in practice as a virtual assistant for 20 years. In this 2-part podcast I’d like to share with you 20 things I have learned in that 20 years being in business as a VA!
In this episode I cover 11 through 20 of the 20 things I’ve learned after 20 years in business.
You’ll find other episodes referred to in this podcast in the Show Archive.
Did you miss part 1? Find it here.
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS
On the 28th February 2020 I will have been in practice as a virtual assistant for 20 years. In this 2-part podcast I’d like to share with you 20 things I have learned in that 20 years being in business as a VA!
This episode covers the first ten.
You’ll find other episodes referred to in this podcast in the Show Archive. I refer to Kathie Thomas’s excellent article in this episode and you can find it linked below:
Kathie Thomas – Not Everyone Can be a VA
Part 2 – where I share the second lot of ten things I’ve learned – will be available 28th February!
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS
I assume that many of our offshore colleagues want to be a VA for the same reasons we all do: freedom to work when we like, be our own boss, autonomy, travel, childcare or elder care needs, disability.
Part 3 of our Offshore Freelancers series focuses on our offshore colleagues offering tips on things to consider – primary amongst them understanding what a VA actually is!
© Lyn Prowse-Bishop – The Virtual Business Show
(Image: kiwiqa.com)
Reference Links:
Ep 41: Offshore Freelancers – Part 1
Ep 42: Offshore Freelancers – Part 2
Professional Virtual Assistants – Philippines
No, Not Everyone Can Be a VA – Kathie Thomas
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS
