A virtual assistant is generally self employed and provides professional administrative, technical, or creative assistance to clients from a remote office.

1. You're spending more time on Administrative tasks than on building your business.

2. Your family is complaining they don't see you enough.

3. You've lost much of the excitement of running a business.

4. Things are falling through the cracks.

5. You're doing tasks that you KNOW someone else could do better.

6. You feel like you never actually catch up on your work.

1. Guarenteed confidentiality.

2. Improved business growth.

3. Quality services.

4. More leisure time.

5. Extra skill sets.

6. An enhanced online presence.

7. Virtual Assistants work out othe their own offices.

8. You do not have to pay employee benefits.

9. You pay only for the work completed.

10. You can focus on your core operations.