To get the most out of your virtual assistant, consider the 80/20 rule.
You should concentrate on the 20% of tasks that provide 80% of your results. To put it another way, concentrate on your revenue-generating craft and delegate what’s vital but doesn’t require your attention.
Traditionally, measuring ROO (return on outsourcing) has been based on how many hours you can free up each week or month. It makes reasonable to spend up to $350 per week for help if you value your time at $70 per hour and can free up 5 hours per week, right?
Outsourcing is the only method for your organization to fully expand, grow, and scale up. You limit your opportunities if you wear all of the hats. Burnout is also a possibility, which can have a detrimental impact on both your personal and professional lives.
It won’t take long for you to understand that hiring a virtual assistant is an investment, not a cost.