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 The voyage in becoming a virtual assistant is a joy ride . Everyone will undergo challenges in the first few steps especially if they are not computer savvy. Being in this line of business, you need to be up to date with the technology because if not you will say" how they do it?" or you will utter" I think that's difficult" but the truth is it is just simple actions that we need to learn so that we can get along with the millennials. So let us start two basic things that we think that it is not important but needed in becoming a VA. 1. Facebook: What is your account title used on this site? Is it your real name or a different one that you just made up? Okay, let us begin with that when you're trying to look for a job, and you're using a different name that cannot be found easily on the interne t then your client will think that it is a scam that you are not a real person. That's why you need to correct it and to indicate your first and last name an...

Weightlifting is more than just a hobby to you, it's the centerpiece of your healthy lifestyle. Coupled with healthy nutrition and sufficient sleep and recovery it fuels your strength, health, endurance and mental health, allowing you to keep moving forward at full speed. And by turning your weightlifting hobby into your profession, you can build a home-based business you love while helping others find the same joy and success you derive from your exercise regime . Let's take a look at what it would take to get you started on your own weightlifting home-based business...

 eightlifting is generally broken down into various categories - bodybuilding, powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, and general health and fitness pursuits . And while each varies in philosophy and execution, weightlifters in general share one common trait - they love workouts and time spent in the gym. In many cases, if not most, successful weightlifting also involves weightlifters getting enough sleep, maintaining a healthy diet, and using various vitamins and supplements to keep them healthy and maximize the results of their weightlifting. Sound familiar? So tell me, does it make sense to put in all that effor t, to craft a healthy mind, body and lifestyle, just to then spend 40 hours a week in a job you hate? Or even in a job that's OK, but still brings stress into your life on a daily or weekly basis? We all know stress can be bad for the body and the mind, so why go through it to your detriment in order to make someone else wealthier? Sounds kind of counter-productive to all ...