Freelance VA Newbie? Character and Commitment Freelance VA Newbie? Character and Commitment | Page 2

for help, of course, you'd also like assistance coming from experts rather than hiring a VA newbie that  needs to be trained. Right?    Freelance newbie, need not be discouraged tho. While most clients  look to hire experienced VA, there are still some companies and clients  who give chances to inexperienced aspiring virtual assistants like us.  Tho, they will still require you to have at least basic skills and bits of  knowledge about virtual tasks. Like you should know how to  communicate in English written and verbally, must know basic data  entry, or at least knows how to type, confident in using computers and  the internet since this is a virtual world. Basic photo editing, and other  basic admin skills. Again do not worry. It’s less complicated than it  sounds. Most basic skills you already have and knew from college days  and or from your past work experiences. You just have to know what it  is. Know what you love doing, and know what you are good at.   What Matters?  Your character and commitment, this matters. The point is; though you’re a VA newbie... you can  still brave the freelance industry. Though you don't know where to start, there’s a lot of ways you can  learn. It’s a matter of perspective, on how you see things. The process will test your character;  rejections after rejections, learning after learning and you must be ready. You must be committed to  learn and continue with the process. Be committed to yourself and commit to what you want. It’s a  matter of character and commitment to what you want to achieve. How decided and how far you are  willing to go and do to achieve it. Your character and commitment… These matters.   Still Clueless?    There’s actually a lot of things you can do and a lot of ways you can learn  on how to be a freelance VA. You can try learning in watching videos on  YouTube, joining groups that give free lessons, or online courses paid or  unpaid that you can take to widen your information about this career. Join  me ​ here ​ as I enter my journey as a freelance VA and let’s learn together.  That being said, thank you my ​ FVA family​ for the forever guidance.