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How I Became A Virtual Subcontractor
Posted 05-23-2009 at 10:49 PM by hbplifestyle
Updated 05-24-2009 at 02:41 PM by VAF Admin (Title Edit)
Updated 05-24-2009 at 02:41 PM by VAF Admin (Title Edit)
As a graduate of the CVP program. Virtual Dream OfficeServices became my business name. Living on a farm in Wisconsin, I never thought there would be chance to supplement my income and do it while at home. Having two small kids and working full-time there was no way for me to have a second job outside the home.
While going back to school for my associate degree in accounting, I did a research project on telecommuniting. Then, I got pregnant with my first child. While on maternity I researched more about working from home. At that time there were very few companies that hired employees this way and very few people did it as their very own business. I was too conservative to quit my job since I carry the health insurance for the family.
I live in a rural area and jobs are quite scarce if WAH didn’t work out. So, starting slow has helped. I switched jobs and less stress gave me more time to really do some calling for opportunities. Then I met my mentor, Diane Hess, of the Certified Virtual Professional program. I was given the opportunity to have hands on experience with Diane Hess, I really didn’t feel like I had much to offer.
Now, limiting my availability and making sure I stay fair to the family is my biggest hurdle.
In a few years if I can pay for a family trip to Disney World, that will be my final decision-maker to do this full-time.
Collette Schultz http://virtualdreamofficeservices.blogspot.com/
While going back to school for my associate degree in accounting, I did a research project on telecommuniting. Then, I got pregnant with my first child. While on maternity I researched more about working from home. At that time there were very few companies that hired employees this way and very few people did it as their very own business. I was too conservative to quit my job since I carry the health insurance for the family.
I live in a rural area and jobs are quite scarce if WAH didn’t work out. So, starting slow has helped. I switched jobs and less stress gave me more time to really do some calling for opportunities. Then I met my mentor, Diane Hess, of the Certified Virtual Professional program. I was given the opportunity to have hands on experience with Diane Hess, I really didn’t feel like I had much to offer.
Now, limiting my availability and making sure I stay fair to the family is my biggest hurdle.
In a few years if I can pay for a family trip to Disney World, that will be my final decision-maker to do this full-time.
Collette Schultz http://virtualdreamofficeservices.blogspot.com/
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You're so sweet. Thank you. I had so much fun setting it up. It took me a bit to figure it out but it seems to fit well for my podcast series.
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Posted 05-26-2009 at 08:57 PM by hbplifestyle
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