@re-joyce 2 September 2025 more from that month

Sorry, not sorry — but I’m not buying this story. The math just ain't math'ing, and it honestly sounds more like a promo plug for OFFCon than an actual experience. Don’t get me wrong, it’s inspiring if TRUE, but let’s fact-check too. Being a Virtual Assistant isn’t a walk in the park. As an on-and-off V.A myself for seven years, I know you can hit 6-digit earnings in PH — but usually that happens when: - You’re handling multiple international clients, - You have rare, in-demand skills, and - You’re pouring in countless hours of work. It takes real grind — late nights, constant learning, and consistent upskilling to reach that level. Now with Glenda’s story, she shared in her interview with Karen Davila that she started on oDesk at 12 and became a call center Team Leader at 14. Sure, ID verification back then wasn’t as strict, so maybe it’s possible, but let’s be real — at 12 years old, what could she realistically bring to the table for a client to pay her 200K? If it truly happened, it deserves further elaboration. Otherwise, let’s not glamorize being a V.A by skipping the reality: Success here takes years of sweat, patience, and skills.