You don't need to have owned a business before. Whatever work you have done, including being a stay-at-home mom can lead to opportunities in the Virtual Assistant world.

You will need to learn business skills, possibly add some technical skills, and adopt a business owner's mindset. - Good news, I can help with that.

Most Virtual Assistants make between $20 and $30 per hour. While some charge less, particularly when getting started, most don't make less than $20 hourly and those who focus on specific tasks like helping content creators with social media usually make over $25 per hour, sometimes more than $35.

Good news. It's relatively inexpensive to launch a Virtual Assistant business. You don't need to pay for inventory. You don't need to pay for office space. You do need a phone, computer, and some access to high-speed internet.

This is one of the lowest-cost options for launching a business.