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FVA's VIRTUAL ASSISTANT ONLINE TRAINING AND COACHING

1. Freelancing Course - P2500
2. Social Media In-Depth Course - P1500
3. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Course - P1000
4. Real Estate Virtual Assistance Course - P1500
5. Clickfunnels Course - P1000
6. Email Marketing Course - P1000
7. E-Commerce: Shopify Course - P3000
8. Online Bookkeeping Course - P2500
9. Project Management Course - P1000
10. English For Freelancers Course - P1000
11. Customer Service Representative Course - P500
12. Video Editing Course - P2000
13. Web Design Course - P2500
14. Facebook Ads Marketing Course - P1000
15. Web Development Course - P3000
16. eBay Virtual Assistance Course - P1500
17. Graphics Design Course - P2000
18. BPO Home Based Course - P500

Notes:
* Limited slots only
* Promo ends August 31, 2020
* Online classes will be for September 2020, onwards

* This slot is non-transferable and non-refundable.
* If you are already enrolled, please disregard this email.

RESERVE A SLOT NOW by sending us a PM with the following!
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Academy - FVA Business Consultancy Do you want to have an online jobs and a freelancing career? Enroll now and start your online jobs career today. Be trained with FVA Academy. It is complete curriculums in online jobs skill training with just low-priced courses.

REAL ESTATE VIRTUAL ASSISTANCE
* With online certification after course completion
* Free apprenticeship and hiring opportunities
- For GVAs, CSRs, Real Estate Personnel, REVAs
Before: P4000
---> Anniversary Promo: P1500
Limited only!
Training Coverage:
- Real Estate Basics
- Types of Real Estate Tasks
- Transaction Coordination and MLS
- Residential Property: REO Task
- Residential Property: REI Task
- Commercial, Industrial and Land Properties Tasks
- Real Estate Apps, CRMs and Sites,
- Using Social Media in Real Estate Marketing
- Website Creation and Management for a Real Estate Company
- Bonus: Facebook Ads for Real Estate Campaigns
* 4 live sessions
* 10 recorded sessions
Enroll now while on promo as they celebrate their 4th year anniversary!

Real Estate Virtual Assistance Course - FVA Business Consultancy Become a REAL ESTATE VIRTUAL ASSISTANT today! For GVAs, CSRs, Real Estate Personnel, REVAs Before: P7000 Anniversary Promo: P1500 Limited to first 100 paid reservations only Important steps to do AFTER your checkout so we can move forward with your Enrollment: Please prepare a Freelancing Email (....

Enroll in FVA Social Media In-Depth Course!

Social Media In-Depth Course - FVA Business Consultancy Become a SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER today! For Marketers, Brands, Businesses, Social media managers and Virtual assistants Before: P4000 ---> Anniversary Promo: P1500 Limited to first 100 paid reservations only Select your Social Media In-Depth Coach: Coach Julmar Grace Locsin (FVA Main) - Click on the....

Enroll in FVA Graphics Design Course!

Graphic Design Course - FVA Business Consultancy Become a Graphics Designer today! For GVAs, Creatives, Business Owners, etc. Before: P5000 Anniversary Promo: P2000 Limited to first 50 paid reservations only Important steps to do AFTER your checkout so we can move forward with your Enrollment: Please prepare a Freelancing Email (Gmail) The free....

God is not going to stop every difficulty. every bad break but he will give you the strength, the power, the grace to go through.

No reason for social distancing in the virtual world.

Even if you’re an introvert, working from home because of quarantine may trigger stress and anxiety due to a lack of social interaction. A sudden switch from spending most of your time in close proximity to your colleagues to being all by yourself can be overwhelming. That’s why it is particularly important to stay connected.

Staying in touch with your colleagues, friends, and family can do wonders for your mental wellbeing and productivity in times of trouble and uncertainty. Fortunately, modern technology makes it easy to stay in touch in real time. With so many instant communication channels to choose from, you don’t have to feel so lonely at home.
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There is something about putting on a suit, making your way through the heavy traffic, and talking to your co-workers in the elevator. Remote work is a weird thing. It creates an illusion that you’re not really working. Your morning routine is very different these days. You just wake up and turn on your computer, skipping all the steps in between. It seems amazing, but be careful – it’s a trap! Remote workers tend to relax more than they should.

Depending on what you do, your schedule can be more or less strict. Staying up late, waking up late, and not being active from the start can be detrimental to your productivity and self-motivation. If your boss still makes you get up early and gives you short deadlines, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The fact that you’re already in your office makes it easier to oversleep.

No one says you can’t wear casual clothes and sleep a little longer (since you aren’t going anywhere) but don’t stay in your PJs and skip your morning shower. Set an alarm, get up, take a shower, get dressed, and have breakfast. Maintaining a morning routine will make you feel more grounded.

Staying at home is preventing ourselves from the virus, thus it is a simple but effective way to help our government and front-liners.

Leaving your day job and launching your own freelance business is a dream that many creatives share. However, like starting any business, becoming a successful freelancer takes a lot of hard work, a strong set of skills, and the willingness to learn from others.

There are certain things you need to do, in order to prepare yourself for that jump to self-employment. While you can (and should) certainly start a freelance business while keeping your day job, you need to focus on the activities that are going to get you to self-employment, quickest. Building your skills, creating a portfolio of high-quality work, setting strategic prices, and winning your first handful of paying clients.

Set yourself up for success

If you want — or need — to freelance, there are several steps you can take to maximize your chances of success, such as:

Expect the unexpected. Just because you send out an invoice doesn’t mean it will necessarily get paid. Theft, fraud and nonpayment happen in business, which means they can happen to you. So can medical emergencies, lost files, equipment malfunctions and all manner of other issues waiting to separate you from your revenue. Prevent them when you can; for the times you can’t, give yourself as much of a cushion as possible.
Budget, budget, budget. When your income is unpredictable, it’s all too tempting to splurge when you’re suddenly flush, which can lead to big regrets during leaner months. To avoid unpleasant reality checks, draw up a budget (be extra-cautious with it when you’re starting out) — and make sure to follow it.
Get it in writing. Depending on your work and your clientele, you may not need to draw up legally binding contracts. However, you absolutely need to have a written copy of exactly what you are agreeing to do, for what price, on every single job. If the work needs to be done at a certain time or place, that needs to be in writing as well. Email threads are great for this.
Consider delegating tasks. Since you are your own business, you’re in charge of everything. There are still only 24 hours in a day, so it’s very easy to spread yourself too thin. It may be worth your while to hire some tasks out, such as website design, tax preparation or invoicing.
Set boundaries for yourself. The freelance life can make you feel like you need to work nonstop. But burning yourself out won’t help you, your business or your clients. Take the time to figure out what boundaries you need for sanity’s sake — no work on weekends, maybe, or no more than 50 hours per week.
Remember what you’re working for. You are more than a worker, and your clients aren’t the only ones who need you. Take time to hang out with loved ones — really hang out, not just sit near each other. Smell those flowers, read those books, see those movies. Travel, play and laugh often. Life is a lot more than a job, and that’s true no matter who your boss is.