Top Tips on Utilising a Virtual Assistant for Business Success

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When I reached my goal of becoming a full-time aesthetic practitioner, I finally had a busy, successful clinic. However, I was drowning in emails, DMs, WhatsApp messages and endless to-do lists. Not to mention the burden of daily posting on social media to help grow my business further. I was fast approaching burnout, feeling overwhelmed and disorganised, and experiencing resentment towards the business I’d worked so hard to build.
Sound familiar? From talking to other aesthetic practitioners, this is a common scenario as we grow our businesses. Fortunately, I found a perfect solution with my virtual assistant (VA) Amy.
Since working with Amy, I have come to understand that a VA is a person who provides administrative, organisational or support services remotely to individuals, businesses or organisations. They are known as virtual assistants because they perform their tasks remotely, as…

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