Being caretakers and, in most cases, people pleasers means that “No” in any way, shape, or form is likely not a part of our vocabulary… or it’s a very soft and pliable “No.”
^^ Symptoms of blurring those boundary lines.
You have two voices to use.
Not only do you have your physical voice, but you have that internal one whispering (and sometimes screaming) at you.
As an entrepreneur, leading becomes an important part of your business.
You are the expert, the business owner, and the trusted connection.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, they say.
But what does that mean to you?
For me, it means we may have the best of intentions, but that doesn’t mean anything if we don’t follow through or we aren’t being aware of how our intentions may ripple.
One key ingredient to creating a strong business is the relationship you establish between yourself and your client or customer.
Fostering that relationship can be done by numerous paths. I have found the path that works best for me.
My suggestions for 3 ways to have a successful virtual assistant-client relationship are as follows:
