Wow, time seriously flies.  Sorry about that folks.  Didn't realize that it was just about a month since the last episode (I blame February's shortness for that).  Anyway, Harry from MyEcoGuy asked a question about where to find long-term Virtual Assis

In this episode we talk about why you want to be specific in finding your ideal client.  Doing this will save you time, stress, and will lead to an increase in profits!

Alright.  I have been super excited to be able to do this.  It's definitely the first of it's kind on the show. Anyway, today I got the chance to have a collaboration Q and A call with to guys that - when I met them had no clients AT ALL in their busine

Happy new year! Alright, so in this episode we are going to talk about some mistakes that EVERYONE makes when hiring and leveraging virtual assistants and how to avoid them.  Most of these are common sense, but some take some time and experience to evade

I've been really excited to publish this episode.  Hilary Corna is the owner of www.onewhiteface.com and a soon-to-be-author of the book One White Face.  She has an amazing story that I think a lot of people need to hear about following your passion, ta

Wow, time has flown by, and I've missed my bi-weekly podcast target by almost 2 weeks, ha!  But that's okay because this interview will make up for it. Meet Clint Sprauve Clint has a podcast called Hustle and Grow (http://hustleandgrow.net/), and if you

In this episode, I answer a question from Doug Noble from Noble Ride Bells (http://www.nobleridebells.com/).  Doug asks about what project management tools are good for virtual assistants. Building a foundation Rather than just going full-bore into a pro

In this episode, I go over some listener feedback regarding SEO and conflicts of interest.  If you have any questions, please feel free to send me an audio file or give me a call at 714-643-5301.  Don't forget to check out my series on how to leverage v

Oh happy day!  In this podcast I received two questions (which are always welcomed and appreciated).   The first question was from Abner from The Entrepreneurial Life (http://www.theentrepreneuriallife.com/) (great podcast, by the way), in which he ask

In this podcast I mainly talk about my failures.  Yes, I fail a whole lot.  They are never life threatening, or something that could cause the end of my business (http://www.prosulum.com/2010/09/26/013-stbs-a-sneak-peek-at-my-business-model/), but failu