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Home VA Training VA FAQ Podcast Featured Events for Bloggers & VAs Building on your skills Tuesday, December 22, 2009 at 8:46 am // By: ktcosmos // Category: Virtual Assistant Resources It’s the time of year when we all do some self assessment and then look ahead to changes we want to make in the coming year. Loose Ends.
Many of these target new VAs rather than experienced professionals looking to expand their skills into new or build their existing competencies to the expert level. RSS Comments RSS Subscribe in a reader Copyright 2004. Certainly, training options abound, and here’s a link to some. Loose Ends. All Rights Reserved.
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Generalists tend not to be as skilled as specialists who do one thing, and one thing only. The essential skills that every thoughtwrestler needs Reply Michelle March 30, 2010 at 2:44 am I think it is the most important to have a consultant understand you and your needs. Mark Dykeman´s last blog. Powered by frugal
You see, new freelancers don’t really know the value of their skills, or feel they can’t charge more because they don’t have experience, or they can’t figure out what the current industry rate for what they do might be. Many people underestimate the value of good skills and great service.
Whatever you decide to do, you benefit from each other’s skill sets, experience, knowledge, marketing efforts and much more. Do they have particular skills that you feel would benefit your business? Each of us brought a different skill to the design table. Launch a new website. Develop a new service. Powered by frugal
Everyday I take time to study copywriting skills. Since this is the million dollar skill. The website lets freelancers use their work to market themselves, which in my opinion is great and innovative since now skill can rule over a marketing drive. Chat with you later… Josh Josh Garcia´s last blog. Powered by frugal
What they don’t tell you is that in order to do any of these things you should do, you need to master something else first – something more intangible, something more than a skill. The Secret Marketing Skill that Packs a Punch That’s the secret – confidence. Get branding. Find affiliates. All of that, yes.
No one is going to go through all the skills and tools you need to set up the business. The skills you never knew you had that absolve you of the need for prior web writing experience. • Ignore that pretty picture on the right.) No one is going to hold your hand. How to land the next client. "I Powered by frugal
Clients call them because they’re skilled and experienced. You need writing skills and savvy about how people respond to words in the real world. I love the idea of curiosity, skill and persistence. Clients call them because they’re skilled and experienced. The REAL copywriters are good writers. They can sell stuff.
We talked about Extreme Skills Makeover (Work Edition), concerning the different opportunities available to people who want to continue their education: [link] Taylor’s take is quite interesting, though: formally set up your own curriculum, choose your own resources, and set your success criteria according to your goals.
A good definition of Project Management is “The application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities in order to meet or exceed stakeholder needs and expectations from a project.&# (from the PMO and Project Management Dictionary ). "I I think we’ve all arrived at a very special place. Powered by frugal
Hours) Reply Issa ( @AjevaCom ) May 18, 2010 at 3:41 am I believe doing guest blogs is a great way to showcase your writing skills, specially when you’re promoting yourself as a freelance writer. Response cached until Wed 19 @ 8:15 GMT (Refreshes in 23.81 Relevance and content are important when it comes to submission of posts.
Perhaps you have all of three readers right now – but this means it’s a great time to practice and hone your skills before you have thousands of fans hanging on your every word. Focusing on that genre and reading other people’s amazing writing developed my skills and made it easier to write in other styles as well.
Reply David Wilcoxson March 11, 2010 at 11:53 am Another reason to have a website is that it can answer a lot of FAQ’s, so that you don’t have to, which saves you time. It does take skillfulness to create a domain that someone hasn’t chosen. Thoughts… people have fear! Scared of being responsibly creative.
You have to be disciplined with money, a skill many writers don’t have. I’ve also done the freelancing thing–learning to market myself, developing my money management skills and learned to juggle. There’s no paycheck. There are invoices and payments after you finish your work. Powered by frugal
Rebecca/Barbara – I’m always wary about “charge what you’re worth&# statements, because yes, they are correct – however people tend to confuse skill-worth and self-worth, and that’s where things get dangerous. So they say, “I’m someone important, dammit!&# And they are. Powered by frugal
If you’ve got someone on staff with grammar beyond the fifth grade and you ever talk to each other or to your clients, you probably have plenty of material and the skills for a blog. Talk like you’d talk to a customer or an employee, for no more than five minutes, and you have a blog post. That would be offensive, lol.
What REALLY maddens me are my 20-something fellow karate dojo colleagues – they’re looking for jobs but tell them to put up a personal resume website to highlight their skills, and they react like a deer in the headlights. Sad, really. Barbara Ling, Virtual Coach´s last blog. I think we’ve all arrived at a very special place.
There’s a hockey school near here – I wonder if those guys get bored and want to skip class to go read textbooks Reply Randy Cantrell ( @randycantrell ) May 31, 2010 at 3:39 pm James, my son has killer social skills, and always has. My wife and I recognized early that he had street smarts, so we never worried much about it.
But then again, I know that my copywriting skills never seem to flag, and I credit that to the fact that I never have more than a few days go by without some sort of copy to write. I’ve been trying to slowly add in another hour a day for work stuff and creative writing as well as my morning journaling. It’s slow going!
Foreign language copywriters or professional translators skilled at intercultural communications adapt your key messages to targets whose cultural values and references can differ significantly. To adapt marketing and advertising copy for use in another language and in another culture demands professional expertise. Powered by frugal
In fact, they seriously lack in professional qualifications, the kind required to be dispassionate and unbiased – essential skills if you truly want to help a person. People with low competency level cannot objectively estimate their low competency level as they lack metacognitive skills for it. Dunning-Kruger effect.
It takes skills to jump small – and to jump well. You have to always push yourself (and it) for more, and your goal is to eventually ‘outgrow’ your horse and need a new one that fits your skill level. But any fool can jump big – all it takes is reckless guts and the strength to hang on. Powered by frugal
However, if they go to develop skills like writing and critical thinking, to learn more about the world and to connect with future leaders, then university is invaluable. I have used those skills almost every day of my working life. And now I coach public speaking skills. I did an Arts degree (Modern Languages).
Love the six core skills idea. Rose – Those six core skills really come into play in the FIRST draft. Come on, Ro-Ro!) @ James: Yes, the six skills need to come into play in the first draft, but the truth is that if you spend your whole time focusing on Writing With These Qualities in Mind, your novel will come out stilted.
How An Index Card Can Change Your Life Reply Paul Novak ( @writing4mylife ) June 30, 2010 at 10:56 pm One of my gigs involves writing copy about lights which led me to learning some info I’ll never use;) Disruptions in the sleep cycle directly affect the skills a writer uses most. I think we’ve all arrived at a very special place.
However, being skilled at teaching a course on entrepreneurship, for example, can be very different from being an entrepreneur yourself. However, the daily tasks of running a business may demand a different set of skills than lecturing in a class-room full of doting freshmen. So, I appreciated your comment, James. Now, the hard part.
Sure, tile estimating for commercial construction might be a fairly small niche, but Pat, are you going to tell me you have NO other related skills/knowledge (or unrelated ones)? Take @Pat (up there in the comments) for an example. From the construction angle, have you picked up hands-on knowledge on how to build things? Powered by frugal
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