Thank you Tess for all your hard work and diligence in maintaining a great community for others.

You are quite welcome Tess! I know VAs will find this information useful and a great benefit to their business start up efforts.

Hi JoCarole,
Thanks for commenting on my post. I'm glad you found the information useful.
Recently, I did a check with CopyScape and found another website that had taken information from my services' page. Has your website content been copied? How often to you check for violators? I think I may start running checks on more of a regular basis. Thanks again. -Tahneesha

Hi Pam! Thanks for the comment. It is a great feeling when a client listens and 'gets' your suggestion. I'm normally not at a loss of ideas. ;) I really enjoy taking an idea and seeing it develop. Thanks again.

Hi JoCarole. Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate your comment.

Thanks Pam - I'm glad you found the post informative. Thanks for posting it to your Facebook Page too!

Yes, Christina and her team at Business Darlings have done an awesome job! Very nice!
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Thanks Janine. :)
I appreciate you checking-out our teleseminar. Darlene always provides good insight in a very easy to understand and fun way.

Thanks Sean for your comment. The Virtual Assistant Forums (VAF) celebrated their 3 year anniversary in April. It was a lot of fun. VAF continues to provide activities and support year-round.

Hi Pam! Yes, NACVAS was established last year and is slowly growing. I know Ann is working hard at creating new ideas to make it an enjoyable experience for Christian Virtual Assistants and further its growth.

Thanks Janine - great comment!
I think well-thought-out emails show mutual respect for each others' times. Personally, the more information the better, at the beginning of the project or task. It allows me to organize my thoughts, form a timeline and the proper steps to execute it. Once I am able to visualize the entire project through to completion then I can (usually) ask the right follow-up questions in one or two emails instead of several.