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How to avoid burning out as a new Virtual Assistant

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Feeling overwhelmed & already dreaming of a nap? You're not alone! But before burnout steals your VA joy, watch this video! Packed with practical tips & real-life strategies, it'll show you how to:
1. Set boundaries & say NO without guilt (your time matters!)
2. Master healthy routines for a balanced VA life
3. Spot the early signs of burnout & combat them head-on
4. Self-care, exercise, move and plan for breaks
5. Build a supportive community & avoid feeling isolated
6. Create a dedicated workspace
7. Don't be afraid to say "no"
What's your biggest burnout fear as a new VA? Share in the comments & let's support each other!
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27 фев 2024

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@drbrobz 5 месяцев назад

My biggest fear is "Can I communicate with client" Without my mind will going to blank or on a fluent way. Another is "Can I get a first good client and not a bad one. By the way, You are one of my top favorite youtuber. Because you teach me a lot of about this.

@ErinBooth 5 месяцев назад

Oh I'm so glad to hear that! Communication will get easier the more you practice it with clients. It's like flexing a muscle. If you're feeling stressed about it, instead think of interacting with clients like you're communicating with a friend. Open the conversation with genuine curiosity, ask how their day is going, then transition into work. It will flow, I promise. Client wise...you won't know if someone is a good or bad fit until you start working with them. But do trust that the more you connect with clients, the more you'll get a good sense for whether you think you want to work with them or not.