Optimizing Operations with Virtual Assistants

Who wants more time back for personal life? Or maybe you want to spend more time doing things you love with your business rather than things you don't or things that are difficult?

The key to making these things happen is freeing up room in your calendar by getting other people to do work for you. 

One of the best ways to bring in somebody to help take care of miscellaneous tasks that are under your pay grade or you don't like doing - or both - is to hire a VA. Where do you begin? And how do you find the right one? And what do you have them work on?

Today, I sit down with Katie Hendricks, owner of the VA agency, Masterfully Managed, who runs a team of VAs for luxury wedding vendors who want to spend more time doing what they love and less time stressed about the details they don’t want to worry about.

You’ll learn:

• When is it time to consider a VA?

• How could you tell which VA will be the right fit for you?

• What kind of work can a VA help with?

• Are there any red flags to watch out for when hiring or assigned to a new VA?