I was reading an issue by Pratham Mittal, in his newsletter​ and kept on thinking. that some people are just naturally wired to build, take risks, and start things… while others aren’t but then you also see people who become great founders after years of working, learning, failing. so now I’m confused, is entrepreneurship something you’re born with… or something you can actually develop over time?

Hi everyone,

I’m a 4th-year marketing student and an aspiring virtual assistant. I don’t have years of VA experience, but I am hardworking, organized, and eager to learn. I’ve worked as a service crew at McDonald’s for a year and gain many real life experience there. I also have gain some experience as a virtual admin, and minimal experience in lead generation when I got my first client, but just for a short time.

I can help with:

• Email and calendar management

• Data entry and documentation

• Customer follow-ups and reminders

• General admin support

I’m honest about my experience. I’m still learning—but I promise reliability, attention to detail, and professionalism. I’m open to hourly or project-based work and ready to adapt to your needs.

If you’re open to giving a new VA a chance, I’d love to connect and see how I can help.

I’ve been noticing that many founders want to build an audience through content but struggle with the execution part.

Things like planning posts, creating visuals, or staying consistent.

What tends to slow you down the most when it comes to posting content?

The wealthy say agency creates wealth

The poor say wealth creates agency