Apply your skills and experience to create a lucrative virtual assistant side hustle or full-time business.

By strategically positioning and training HVAs in various capacities, you can harness their full potential to help your business stay competitive.

Laura Leach quit her law job to start her own virtual-assistant business. She shared how she found her niche, grew her business, and hired other VAs.

What is a Virtual Assistant? Virtual assistants, often abbreviated as VAs, are skilled professionals who offer administrative support to business owners, executives, and entrepreneurs from home.

Virtual assistants can offer cost savings, increased flexibility and improved productivity.

It doesn't take 20 virtual-assistant jobs to net a six-figure salary. Instead, tailor your services to find a few high-paying clients.

This mindset has gotten her quite far in the virtual assistant business. Meaghan says, “ I treated my business like a 7-figure business, never accepted no, and never stop pushing the dial forward.