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“There’re so many things I didn't think I could have learned, until it was happening right in front of me,” Hayleigh Watson, Founder of Hali Helper

About this episode

Between what to charge, what we don’t yet know and learning when and how to say no – service-based business owners have a lot to battle with.

In this episode you’ll hear from Hayleigh Watson, AKA Hali Helper, about her experience developing a virtual assistant agency that specialises in helping overwhelmed women-led businesses, and all the growth that’s coming with it, including:  

  • Our abilities to teach ourselves what we need to know on the go
  • Making do with what you have when getting started
  • Learning to charge what you’re worth (and beyond)
  • Marketing for growth even when you’re not in market for it (yet)
  • And learning how to say no to the wrong clients

Connect with Hayleigh via IG @halihelper or on her website halihelper.com.au

Listen to her podcast Girls Gotta Work

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“There’re so many things I didn't think I could have learned, until it was happening right in front of me,” Hayleigh Watson, Founder of Hali Helper

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