Work From Home as a VA

They say..."Time is gold."

Kaya naman you slave away for money, working for big corporations, hoping to get promoted so you can earn more.

But what they're not telling you is this…

Ma-promote ka man or hindi, they’re just paying you enough to survive and not quit your job. Let that sink in.

Hanggang masanay ka na sa “okay lang” na sahod, sa “okay lang” na buhay.

Okay lang kasi anyway lahat naman ng kakilala mo ganun din ang situation, diba?

Pero pag matanda ka na at uugod-ugod na para mag-travel or kahit lumabas man lang ng bahay, saka mo na lang mare-realize na, time is everything pala…

That’s why I decided to become a Virtual Assistant.

I knew that my income as corporate employee wasn't enough for the kind of lifestyle that I wanted.

Hindi naman sa maluho.

However, hindi ba MAS OK if you don’t need to worry about how you’re going to pay your bills kasi sobra-sobra yung income versus sa monthly expenses?

Di ba MAS OK if you can have mini-retirements or vacations every year?

Bring your family to a nice restaurant once in a while?

At may savings ka pa for your retirement, kids’ education, and emergency funds?

You can sleep better, knowing that you're doing your part as a responsible parent (kung may anak ka na) or simply enjoying life (if single ka pa).

But then, I realized that saving money alone is not enough.

Listen, kung maliit talaga kita mo, walang kahit anong “savings tips” can help you.

You need to increase and multiply ang kita mo.

And unfortunately, your corporate job ay hindi sasapat.

Mas mabilis kasi pagtaas ng bilihin kesa paglaki ng sahod.

Simple math lang yun.

Aasa ka sa mga reporma ng gobyerno para itaas ang sahod, kelan mangyayari yun?

Or sa promotion sa office, ilan kaya ka-competition mo, tapos dagdag trabaho at responsibilities pa yan pag nagkataon.

Overworked. Underpaid. Yan ang buhay ng "corporate slaves".

Sadly, in trying to normalize the "corporate culture", ginawa nating escape ang coffee breaks, yosi breaks, and happy hour, kahit na magkasakit pa. Why?

Because big corporations need employees to be alert, productive, and can work as hard as possible for as long as possible.

The solution? Try something else, and with that I don't mean another corpo job, alam mo na ang future mo dyan.

Try working in Startups or SMEs with smaller teams as a Virtual Assistant.

The question is, pwede ba lahat maging Virtual Assistant? Of course not!

Some people don't like the ups and downs of freelancing and virtual assistants.

Kasi ang nakikita lang nila or naranasan lang nila ay yung mag-apply sa Upwork and similar platforms, OR sa mga VA agencies.

Di pa kasi nila nasubukan yung mas simple at mas madaling paraan, getting direct clients.

So, instead of trying something new, corporate employees are generally happy with what they have and where they are.

But, if you're someone with big dreams for your family and tired of the daily commute, boring meetings, and limited opportunity…

I conducted a 3-hour webinar to make it easier for you to get clients and start your WFH career as a Virtual Assistant.

In this webinar, I helped attendees to:

● find their perfect niche (industry where their current skills are in-demand),

● optimize their facebook profile (client-magnet funnel),

● learn the only marketing principle you need, without getting a business degree,

● use the power of social media to attract their ideal client, and get hired

Yung ilang bwan na implementation of the lessons I learned from paid online courses, I shared them all inside this webinar for newbie VAs.

I will show you the exact steps I took to close a Php 150,000 project and how I attracted my direct client. It's simpler than you think!

Our webinar attendees were all happy from what they have learned from me.

See their reviews below, legit mga yarn click mo pa isa-isa 👇