A client asked me to “organize their Notion workspace” but I’ve literally only used Notion for my own to-do lists. Is this something VAs just figure out as they go or should I tell them I’m not experienced enough? I don’t wanna mess it up but also don’t wanna lose the client 🥲

Mine is Notion + Fathom + Claude + Calendly and I genuinely can't imagine running my business without any of those four. Notion for everything client-facing and internal, Fathom so I never have to take manual meeting notes again, Claude for any writing or drafting that needs to sound human, Calendly to eliminate the back and forth scheduling completely. each one solves a specific friction point and I haven't needed to add anything new in months. curious what other people consider non-negotiable not what you use occasionally, but what would actually break your workflow if it disappeared tomorrow

I’ve been applying on job boards but most gigs are short or super low pay. Do people mostly use LinkedIn or referrals? I feel like I’m missing something basic here.

Like on any given day I'm doing inbox management for one client, social media for another, data entry for a third, and light bookkeeping for a fourth and none of it feels connected or like something I'm actually building toward. I know the answer is probably to niche down but every time I try to figure out what that looks like for me I get stuck. did anyone else go through this phase where you felt spread too thin across completely different types of work? what helped you start seeing where you actually wanted to focus was it a specific client, a type of work you genuinely enjoyed, or just getting fed up enough to make a change?

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