I am struggling to put a list of services together so I can get going. My interests industry-wise: Legal, nonprofits and higher education. What I done that I'm good at like doing: recruiting and advising college students, write web content, create forms, docketing, legal billing and online research, create handbooks, manuals. In all of my positions I helped the company change the way they do their office automation so that things went smoother with less steps. I am interested in learning bookkeeping and electronic court filing. So this what I see: court filings, court research, billing and transcription for law firms and attorneys. What I don't know is howw to incorporate the rest. And suggestions? I've added all these things to the pot, but it's not a meal yet. Thanks and Happy T-Day! Caroline

Hi Caroline,

What you need to do is to prioritize your list. We all have a bundle of things we do but what drives you? What are you passionate about? There is a "To Do" list for launching a VA practice in the document library and it helps you go through your skills and possible services and assists you putting things into perspective. If anyone else knows how to link to that, please reply and pass on the link.

I like the fact that you are a process person, but YOU get to decide what you are going to offer because now YOU are the boss. HTH

Cheers!!

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Bernice
Energy Virtual Assistant

Hello,

Here is a link to the thread titled 'VA Master To-Do List'. This thread mentions both Angela Smith's Master to-do list as well as the list created by Tess here on the forum.

HTH!

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Kate V. Kerans
Kerans Virtual Assistance

Hi Kate and Bernice!

Thanks for your advice and posts; I printed out the to-do list and going over it.

Cheers,

Caroline