We all have that one thought that shows up right when we’re about to take action. “I don’t have enough experience.” “Clients won’t take me seriously.” “What if I put myself out there and no one responds?” Here’s what I want you to do today: 👇 Drop your most common limiting belief in the comments. Just name it. Then write the reframe — the thing you’d tell a friend if they said that to you. Here's an example: 📍 Belief: “I don’t have the right skills yet.” 📍 Reframe: “I have more transferable skills than I give myself credit for. Skills can be learned. Confidence comes from starting.” Now it's your turn. What’s the story you’re ready to stop telling yourself?

Hello Virtual Assistants! Do you think having a website for a virtual assistant is necessary? If yes, which website builder would you most likely use to design your website?

Today you're going to pull up your last 5 outreach attempts and be honest with yourself. Where did they break down? -No opens — your subject line or first line isn't stopping the scroll. They never even got to your message. -No replies — they opened it and kept moving. Your offer wasn't specific enough, or it wasn't clearly about them. -No calls booked — they replied but didn't commit. Something in the follow-up lost momentum, or you didn't make the next step obvious enough. -No close — you got on the call and it didn't convert. Pricing, positioning, confidence, or fit. One of those four is usually the culprit. Drop your diagnosis below. 👇 Where did YOUR last 5 pitches break down, and what are you changing next? No judgment here, because this is exactly the kind of thing we work through together.

Happy Wednesday!! You made it halfway 🏆 This week's challenge is a short one. One question. Asked out loud. What's the question about VA work you've been too embarrassed or too scared to ask? You know the one. The one you Googled at 1am in incognito mode. The one you almost asked on the Coffee Chat before saying "no, I'm good, thanks!" and turning your camera off. Here's the thing. Every time someone in here asks the awkward question, a handful of people jump in with "oh thank god, I was wondering this too." So your question is probably half the group's question. Nothing is too basic. "What do I actually say on a discovery call?" counts. "How do I send an invoice?" counts. "Is it normal to have no idea what a CRM is?" DEFINITELY counts. ✅ No question gets judged. ✅ Every question gets answered. 📌 And the best ones might end up in the next Q&A video. Drop yours below 👇

Hi folks! I am traveling October 1 to October 5 and will be slower to respond than usual. Thanks for your patience! Have a great weekend. ✌️