I made $1,000 in 30 days as a virtual assistant. Here's how I built a VA agency that books $20,000 a month in revenue while balancing a full-time job.

• Annalisa Abell started her virtual-assistant company in 2019 while working a full-time job.
• Now she balances both and earns five figures monthly from her firm, more than her corporate job.
• Abell shared tips for becoming a virtual assistant, from managing your time to finding clients.

Annalisa Abell works a 9-to-5 job in finance for a healthcare organization. In her spare time, she runs a virtual assistant agency that helps small businesses with administrative work, creating content, and connecting with customers.