Virtual Assistant Boundaries: Saying No to Clients
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the demands of your freelancing gig? Maybe you’ve had that one client who never seems to respect your time, or you’ve found yourself working late into the night, sacrificing your personal life for client deadlines.
Setting boundaries will help you be happier and more productive. You’ll actually enjoy your work, your relationships, and your personal life. And they’ll help you make more money. It’s okay to say no to unreasonable tasks, deadlines, or clients that push your boundaries.
When communicating with clients, the key is to be kind and direct– not fuzzy.
Listen in to learn more about
- The importance of setting boundaries early with clients
- How to set and communicate them effectively
- Real-life examples and scripts for tricky client situations
- Why having clear boundaries boosts your business and confidence
If you’re facing challenges with client management, setting boundaries, or scope creep, you need to tune in. And remember, you are worth setting boundaries to build the life and career you want!
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Links mentioned in the show
- How to Become a Virtual Assistant Mini-Course. For stay-at-home moms, military spouses, teachers, and career-changers. What you need to know about the VA industry so you can figure out the best way to make money from home using your brain. If you’ve been wanting to get started, need the building blocks, and want to know how to get your foot in the door, get instant access here.
- Episode 127: Marci Sanders’ Freelancer Story: How She Quit Her 9-5 Job
- Episode 4: The Language Arts Teacher Who Transformed Herself into a Unicorn with Marilee Haynes
