It’s a very good old-fashioned science fiction story much like Edgar Rice Burroughs used to write. There’s the beginnings of a website, and an infant blog.

I think we’re having fun. I think he’s more excited about this than I’ve heard in a long time.

The Commonsense Virtual Assistant—Becoming an Entrepreneur, Not an Employee, is designed to help the growing number of virtual assistants analyze their business skills, and find and fill any gaps.

It’s also a resource if you’re looking for a VA. The book outlines what you should expect from a professional virtual assistant.

You can pre-order an autographed copy for $19.95. The book will ship in May.

What Folks Are Already Saying About the Book

“Your book will be a great asset to many new VAs.”  Jan, Your Virtual Wizard

“Good luck with your book. I hope it will emphasize the importance of self-worth and encourage future VAs to value their skills, to always continue their education, and to be responsible and conscientious business owners.” Jennifer, www.ccvirtually.com

“Can’t wait to buy your book!” Rosalind Harris CPS, www.instantassistant.net

“Sue and Joel, I really appreciate your efforts in putting this information together and look forward to the final product.”  Margie Gibson, MG Virtual Office Solutions

Wow; over a year since I posted here. Must waste more time.

Although, the eight attendees were all brand new, so maybe there’s a completely different lesson here.

Used the harmonica on “Greenback Blues” and it was okay. Choked up during “Into the Sunset” as usual, and barely got the last word out.

Sinus headache, sore throat, damaged voice—still my best ever.

Just wait ’til I’m feeling well. You’ll see.

Solution:

1. Lose weight
2. Sleep on stomach
3. Breathe better

How hard is that?

Hard hard.

love those commas . . .