Qualifications To Becoming A Virtual Assistant + VA Interview

Can you really be a Virtual Assistant
(VA) and work from home?
(c) Jomar Hilario 2010

Here's some qualities / requirements
you need to have.

1. You actually believe that the
computer will not explode if you
make a mistake.

2. You love to explore the internet

3. While exploring you're not
confused 100% of the time.

4. You know what CTRL and ALT
means.

5. You do not talk to a mouse, you
hold it.

6. You have extra 4 hours at night to
do VA work at first (part time)

7. You have fast internet connection
at home or in a nearby cafe.

8. You actually want to work from
home.

9. You have a place/room/corner of
the house where you can have well
ventilated work.

10. You love new knowledge and
skills.

11. You're willing to to accept
10,000+/month pay for fulltime VA
work at first.

Now a personal interview of someone
who's actually a VA: Mia

1. What's your background before
being a VA?

Course: BSC Business Management

BEFORE (I was just single then)

Retail Management

On/off Entrepreneur

NOW (I'm now married)

Career Wife and Career Mom (yes!
kinacareer ang lahat! hahaha)

the Family's Secretariat, Treasurer
and Strategy Partner

Occasional Family Driver

Entrepreneur

Blogging (on the side)

ONGOING

Member of CFC (couples for christ)

Interests:

Being a better Catholic

Living a balanced life

Reaching my human potential

Childcare / Education /
Homeschooling if doable

Baby Sign Language and Teaching
my baby to read

Business Opportunities and Making
Money

Reminder, Mia is a real person, that's
why it's very detailed!
It’s in her personality to explain like this.

Food and Cooking

Travel

TV and Movies

Catholic contemplative prayer
advocate

Financial planning advocate

Breastfeeding advocate

Finance guru wannabe

Internet guru wannabe

Motivational speaker wannabe

Artist wannabe

Crafter wannabe

Photographer wannabe

Fashionista on a budget wannabe

Health buff wannabe

Serial entrepreneur wannabe

*** TIME is a very precious
commodity to me.

I try to do a litte of everything in short
pockets of time

2. How did you discover Jomar's
workshop?

I met Jomar at a Bo Sanchez Retreat.

I became a member of the Online
Mentoring Club.

I attended the VA Seminar when it
became available.

3. Tell us the story how you got the
VA work?

After attending the VA Seminar,
My VA boss told me there was an
opening.
(My boss is someone I know)

He knew I was interested in earning
from home so he offered me the job.

4. Can you disclose how much you
earn monthly?

Php 10,000 because that's my boss'
going rate.

5. Tell us a normal day in your VA life?

I start the day by checking my email
to see what needs to be done for the
day.

Then I email a Things to Do (usually a
running list).

My work includes: online research,
preparing reports, coordination work
and online promotions.

I end the day with an email of my
Accomplishment Report.

6. Are you handling multiple VAs
under you?

*** HOW I WISH *** One day!

7. Two Best things you like about
being a VA

Working at home and the flexible
work schedule (I am at home with the
baby)

Handling different tasks (It's my
personality; I like doing different/new
things)

8. Two things you didn't expect when
becoming a VA.

Overcoming certain dislikes/fears/etc
because now it's just a part of my
job.

9. Your advise to people who want to
be a VA

Know why you're doing it:

Those with established careers might
think:”VA work is something my
assistant should being doing".

But if you think along the lines of:

"I have time for the family AND/OR I
would like to learn, then train and hire
others."

Then you will appreciate your work
more.

10. In your own words WHY did you
become a VA?

I prayed to God:

I wanted to work at home so I can
look after my baby.

Otherwise, its back to the corporate
world.

I wanted to learn more about internet
marketing (which is what my boss is
doing).

I am going overseas with my family.

I want to learn new skills which I can
use in case I need to go back into
employment.

I wanted to do something that had
the potential to become a business.

So far, this is where God has led me.-
Mia

So like Mia, who attended the VA
Seminar, would you like to see if this
is for you?

The unique thing about this seminar
is there’s a two month ASSIGNMENT

That you need to do at home.

This will show you how a VA works,
first hand.

Then after you submit the assignment
to me, I’ll endorse you to people I
know who’s hiring VAs!

But what if you’re not in the
Philippines at all?

Or not available this Sept 18?

Just attend the
Online Version of the Seminar

The online version allows you to
watch the presentation in your own
time.

Then after one week, we’ll do an
online Q and A where you ask what
you want to ask...

Along with other “online” classmates.

The closest Online VA Question and
Answer is scheduled on Sept 25,
Saturday 9am-10am

That’s 9 pm EDT Sept 24
New York Time

To participate in the online Q and A,
you’ll need a PC with fast internet,
and headphones.

(microphone is needed only if you
want to speak, but we can just text
chat).

So you better get “in” the online
class ASAP by going to
http://homeworker.jomarhilario.com

Now for the live seminar....

Limited Live Seminar seats are still available
for the 1pm - 6pm, Saturday Seminar
Sept 18,2010 at
Rosewood Pointe, Taguig City
Just go to this website:
http://manilaworkathome.jomarhilario.com

“Where’s Rosewood?”
Go here: http://rw.jomarhilario.com
The Venue

Online Seminar:
http://homeworker.jomarhilario.com
Live Seminar:
http://manilaworkathome.jomarhilario.com

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