June 26, 2025 • 16 mins
In this heartwarming episode, Laura Nicole welcomes her very first guest - her five-year-old daughter, Little Miss! With the innocent wisdom only children possess, she shares what it's like growing up with a mom who works as a virtual assistant from home.
From the way Little Miss describes Laura’s work to the moments that matter most to her, this candid conversation is full of sweet surprises and some unexpectedly deep insights about motherhood, freedom, and what really matters.
If you’ve ever felt torn between growing your career and being present for your kids, this episode might be the reminder you didn’t know you needed. Tune in for giggles, a few “mind-blowed” moments, and a fresh perspective on what it truly means to work for your why.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
- Get to know about Little Miss
- Get a glimpse of Laura’s work life from her daughter’s perspective
- Benefits of working from home
Watch Laura’s free 60-minute masterclass to find out if becoming a Virtual Assistant could be the game-changer your family life needs - just like it was for her.
What can you expect from this podcast and future episodes?
- Bite-sized episodes that give you quick, actionable insights into the Virtual Assistant industry
- Learn how to build skills, boost your confidence, and create a profitable VA business
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Laura Nicole (00:02):
Welcome to your Virtual Assistant Coach, the
podcast for moms who want tomake money from home on their
own terms.
I'm your host, laura Nicole, asuccessful six-figure earning VA
and coach, who replaced mycollege professor salary in just
five months back in 2020, aftermy daughter was born, and I
have never looked back.
I'm here to help you build aprofitable, flexible VA business
(00:24):
that fits into your family'slives, so you no longer feel
like you're living just to work.
Let's dive in All right, y'all.
Today is a very, very specialday on your virtual assistant
coach.
Today is our very first guest onthe show, and I truly could not
think of anyone better to bringon first than my very own
(00:49):
daughter, little Miss, myfive-year-old.
She is number one the reasonthat I became a virtual
assistant in the first place.
None of this would exist if shedidn't exist and number two,
because she's the biggest fan ofthe podcast.
She always wants to listen tothe episodes.
She asks me to replay themagain.
She thinks it is so fun, and soI thought that it would be
(01:12):
incredibly fun for y'all to getto hear from her about what it's
like to have her mommy workingas a virtual assistant, so I'm
going to let her introduceherself and tell you a little
bit about her, and then we'lldive in with some questions.
I hope you guys enjoy it.
Alright, can you tell me howold you are?
Little Miss (01:36):
Five and thirty quarters.
Laura Nicole (01:39):
And how long?
How much of your life has mommybeen a virtual assistant?
Do you know?
Little Miss (01:45):
At least five years ?
Yeah, like almost your yourlife.
Has mommy been a virtualassistant?
Do you know?
At least five years.
Laura Nicole (01:47):
Yeah, like almost your whole life, right, yeah,
yes, what is your favorite color?
Purple and pink, and what's oneof your favorite things to do?
Little Miss (02:01):
Probably going to the pool when it's summertime.
Laura Nicole (02:04):
Yeah, like right now, it's 111 degrees outside,
huh.
Little Miss (02:08):
And sometimes do it in the winter.
Laura Nicole (02:12):
That's really fun.
Yeah, we like to get good useout of our pool, don't we?
What else do you want to tellthem?
What kind of sports do you likedoing?
Little Miss (02:19):
Gymnastics and swim .
Laura Nicole (02:22):
Yeah, you're really into those right now,
aren't you Okay?
So do you know what mommy doesfor work?
Little Miss (02:28):
Helps people learn how to be a virtual assistant.
Laura Nicole (02:32):
Yeah, I do.
I coach women, and do you knowwhat it means that mommy is also
a virtual assistant Like that?
I actually work with clients.
Do you have any idea what thatmeans?
I do.
Little Miss (02:41):
Uh no.
Laura Nicole (02:45):
Where does mommy work from Home?
I do, I do work from home, andwhat's your favorite part about
mommy working from home?
Little Miss (02:54):
I sometimes get to be in the videos and watch her
do it.
It's really fun.
Laura Nicole (02:59):
It's really fun to watch mommy do her calls and
stuff.
Little Miss (03:02):
Uh-huh, and sometimes when she's at her
office I make a little secrethideout and then just kind of
sit there.
Once I even ate my dinner inthere.
Laura Nicole (03:15):
You did.
You bought a whole hideoutunder my desk while I was
working, huh.
And then you ate dinner underthere and then you wouldn't let
me take it down for like twowhole weeks I had a hideout
under my desk.
What do you not like aboutmommy working?
Little Miss (03:29):
I don't really know , I just like all of it.
Laura Nicole (03:32):
You do like all of it.
Do you think that mommy's jobis fun or boring?
Little Miss (03:39):
Probably pretty boring.
Why do you think it's boring?
Because you just kind of gottawork and you don't really get to
do anything.
Laura Nicole (03:48):
fun oh you've helped me do fun things for my
work before.
Do you remember when you'vehelped me like package up gifts
to send out to people and stuff?
Little Miss (03:57):
No.
Laura Nicole (03:57):
Oh, you don't remember that.
You were like maybe three yearsold.
You were a good helper.
You helped me put everything inthe envelopes and put the
stamps on them.
Little Miss (04:06):
Well, I don't.
I just say that it's not toofun.
Laura Nicole (04:11):
What kinds of things do we get to do and have
as a family because mommy isable to work and make money for
our family?
Little Miss (04:19):
Money, a house, a car, water food?
Laura Nicole (04:24):
Did we just go on a fun trip?
Little Miss (04:26):
Yeah, so we played.
So we paid for our flight withmy mom's money that she made for
us.
Laura Nicole (04:32):
So it's important, right?
Because mommy can help supportour family by working as a
virtual assistant.
Little Miss (04:38):
Yes, that is correct.
Laura Nicole (04:42):
I just need y'all to know that she just very
assertively grabbed themicrophone and put it to her
mouth to say that, yes, that iscorrect, okay, so what is
something that we get to dotogether, because I work from
home?
Little Miss (04:56):
Go in the pool.
Laura Nicole (04:58):
Before dinner yeah , it's so much fun.
It's so much fun.
How does it make you feel onthe days when you wake up in the
morning and you're either sickyor you're just like really,
really tired and feel like youneed a break and you don't want
to go to school?
How does it make you feel thatyou're able to stay home and
come crawl in mommy's bed andwatch a show and snuggle in the
(05:19):
morning instead of having to go?
Little Miss (05:21):
Very happy.
Laura Nicole (05:23):
It makes you happy .
Why?
Little Miss (05:25):
Because I don't have to do all the stuff and I
just get to relax.
Yeah, and is it nice that, eventhough mommy has to, work, that
when you're homesick, I canstay and snuggle with you in bed
instead that is really very,very, very nice.
Laura Nicole (05:41):
Okay, I want to talk to you about my business.
Do you know what my business is?
Little Miss (05:47):
Virtual assistants.
Laura Nicole (05:49):
What does my business do?
Little Miss (05:53):
You've already asked me this question.
Laura Nicole (05:55):
Okay, do you know what my business is called no.
The Superstar.
Little Miss (06:02):
Academy.
Laura Nicole (06:03):
Oh, close the Superstar Assistant Academy.
Yeah, do you know what color mybusiness is Pink and Purple and
whose favorite colors are those?
Little Miss (06:16):
Mine.
Laura Nicole (06:17):
Huh, is that a coincidence that my business
colors are your favorite colors?
Little Miss (06:35):
No, I don't even know what coincidence means.
Laura Nicole (06:39):
How many mommies do you think that I have helped
become virtual?
Little Miss (06:43):
assistants, like I did, 200.
200?
It's more than that.
Did you know that?
Yes, okay, then 200 and threeand three thousand 203 000.
Laura Nicole (06:53):
Not that many, but mommy has helped almost 1 000
other mommies become virtualassistants mine other mommies
become virtual assistants, mindblown.
Our mind blowed everybody.
We were mind blown by thatstatistic.
If you met a mommy right, Ifyou met someone else's mommy who
(07:21):
was really sad because she hadno work all day and she really
missed spending time with herkids, what would you say to her?
Little Miss (07:26):
um, maybe just to check online and see if she
wants to sign up and pew.
She can get as much time as shewants with her family you mean
if she became a virtualassistant?
If she just kind of lookedonline and if I told her to and
ordered it and just kind ofbought it and just got into the
(07:50):
academy, you know, just kind ofworked it out so that way she
could spend as much time as shewant with her family.
Laura Nicole (07:58):
And still be able to make money to help support
her family right.
Little Miss (08:02):
Right.
Laura Nicole (08:04):
So do you think that what mommy does for work is
important?
Little Miss (08:09):
Yes, why?
Because it helps you help othermommies and it also lets you
make money without having toleave your family.
But it doesn't really matter,because your family leads you
every single day.
Laura Nicole (08:27):
What do you mean?
Like daddy goes to work and yougo to school, yes, right, but
we're able to have control ofour days, right?
Like if you are sick, you canstay home, yes, or if we want to
go do something special or havefamily come visit, then mommy
can just change her dayswhenever she needs to, right?
Yes, okay, what is somethingthat you think mommy is really
(08:52):
good at?
Little Miss (08:54):
Helping other mommies.
Laura Nicole (08:56):
Why do you think I'm good at it?
Because you've been practicing?
Oh, I've been practicing, right.
When we practice somethingreally hard, we get better at it
.
Yes, is there anything about?
Little Miss (09:09):
The superpower of practicing Like practice power.
Laura Nicole (09:14):
Oh, practice power .
I like that.
Do you think that practicepower is a good thing for
mommies who are becoming virtualassistants to have?
Yes, how is it going to helpthem?
Little Miss (09:27):
because if you practice makes perfect, but not
actual perfect, actually it doesmake it perfect, it makes it
perfect, so that way the othermommies can just kind of work
through it.
Laura Nicole (09:40):
They can work through it and make it work and
become a virtual assistant.
Yes, what is your superpower?
Little Miss (09:50):
Delicate earth power, delicate fire power,
delicate ice power and delicatewind power.
Laura Nicole (09:55):
So you have a lot of powers, is what I'm
understanding.
Little Miss (09:59):
But my most favorite power is delicate earth
power.
Laura Nicole (10:03):
What exactly does delicate earth power?
Little Miss (10:06):
do.
It is all of the powers.
Laura Nicole (10:11):
Okay, so are you going to use those powers when
you get older, or what do youthink you're going to do those
powers when you get older, orwhat do you think you're?
Little Miss (10:19):
going to do and be when you get older?
I have no clue.
A scientist.
Laura Nicole (10:23):
You're going to be a scientist.
Little Miss (10:25):
I also could be a princess that can turn into
anything.
Clueteen mermaids, like all ofthe magical things, and Clueteen
unicorn.
Laura Nicole (10:40):
Everybody understands that right.
Okay, so we're either going tobe a scientist basing everything
in fact, or we're going to be amagical princess who can turn
into anything, includingunicorns.
Did I get that right?
Little Miss (10:52):
no, it's also mermaids and unicorns, but
everybody better understand thatokay got it.
Laura Nicole (10:59):
I think everyone understands that.
Now, do you think you're gonnabe a mommy when you get big?
Little Miss (11:05):
yes, because I'm gonna have 15 children 15
children.
Laura Nicole (11:11):
Yes, holy guacamole.
Do you know how many kids thatis?
Yes, 15.
How in the world are you goingto support 15 kids when you're a
mommy?
Little Miss (11:32):
I'll be a virtual assistant saying I can also use
my powers and create lots ofmemes with my powers, so that
way I can work it out perfectlynice and smooth.
Laura Nicole (11:38):
Okay, so mommy has been a virtual assistant right
since you were a teeny, tinylittle baby, so I know that you
have no memory of when mommyused to go to work.
But do you remember what mommyused to do for work before I
became a virtual assistant?
Work at a restaurant.
Used to do for work before Ibecame a virtual assistant Work
(11:58):
at a restaurant.
You actually got to go eatlunch at the restaurant that I
used to work at when we were onour trip, didn't you?
Little Miss (12:02):
Yes.
Laura Nicole (12:03):
Was it fun to see?
Yes, was it funny to imaginemommy being there making people
sandwiches?
Yes, why?
Little Miss (12:13):
Because I just don't really think restaurants
really match your personality.
Laura Nicole (12:20):
That's interesting .
Did you know that when you werefirst born, mommy was actually
a teacher?
I was a college professor.
Little Miss (12:27):
No.
Laura Nicole (12:28):
You've never heard that.
Little Miss (12:29):
No.
Laura Nicole (12:30):
That's pretty crazy that you've never heard
that before.
You just thought I worked atrestaurants.
Yeah, yeah, mommy was actuallya teacher for about four years
before you were born.
Mine blowed.
So think back to when you werelike two years old, three years
old.
Little Miss (12:52):
When I was three years old I was kind of a
handful.
Laura Nicole (13:00):
Okay, so think back to when you were like two
and three years old and you usedto take naps all day and you
were home all day with me.
Who was the person who alwaysgot to put you down for your
naps?
Little Miss (13:10):
You, mommy.
Laura Nicole (13:12):
Me.
We got to do nap time andbedtime together every day, huh.
Little Miss (13:16):
Yes.
Laura Nicole (13:18):
That's pretty special that we got to be
together to do those things,don't you think?
Yeah, and we still do themtogether?
Yeah, we still do.
We've done them together yourwhole life.
But that doesn't get to happenfor a lot of mommies.
Do you know how special that is, how it's very special that
mommy was able to do my workfrom home and I could stop
whenever and come do nap timewith you.
(13:39):
Did it make you happy thatmommy gets to do?
your nap times and bed timeswith you.
Yes, very happy.
All right, girlfriend, I am sofreaking excited that you were
able to come on the podcast.
Do you think it's going to becool to listen to this in the
car on the way to school when itcomes out?
(13:59):
Yes, very cool.
It's gonna be your voice on thein the car too, not just
mommy's yeah, that's gonna be sofun all right, well, we are
getting ready to go.
We're gonna go hop in the poolfor a little afternoon swim, but
before we do that, is thereanything that you want to say to
all of the mommies who arelistening to this podcast?
Little Miss (14:18):
Yes, thank you for coming on this podcast.
See you next time.
Bye.
Laura Nicole (14:23):
Hopefully y'all have enjoyed hearing from Little
Miss.
She is truly one of a kind,such a big, freaking personality
and I just love her more than Ican put into words.
I am so thankful that she wasexcited to come and hang out and
do this podcast with me and,honestly, it's just so surreal
to think that this is what ourlife is right now.
(14:45):
This is never what I would haveimagined my life or motherhood
to look like when I pictured itprior to getting pregnant and
prior to having her, but nowit's like I couldn't imagine it
any other way.
I could not imagine it anyother way than getting to be
with her for every nap time andevery bedtime, every bath time,
every big milestone and justeverything in between.
(15:07):
So if you're a mama who's alsolooking for that freedom and
flexibility to be there for allof the things of their little
one's childhood, but you alsostill need to be generating an
income and helping to supportyour family financially, then I
really, really want to encourageyou to consider virtual
assistance.
It truly is an opportunity likeno other and I would be so
(15:30):
honored to help walk you throughthe process of getting started
and getting started successfully.
I'm going to link my freegetting started masterclass down
in the show notes for you today.
It's a 60 minute masterclassthat's going to give you a ton
of information about what avirtual assistant is and does,
along with three separate actionitem steps that you can
implement to get the ballrolling if you feel like this is
(15:52):
something that you really wantto pursue, because by the end of
the 60 minute video, you willdefinitely have an understanding
of what virtual assistance is,what it could look like for you
and if it truly is a good fitfor your personality and your
goals and your lifestyle.
And if you feel like it is, Iwould be so freaking honored to
be the one who gets to walk youthrough that process and show
you exactly how to get thingsstarted.
(16:14):
All you have to do is click thelink in the show notes, drop in
your name and email and youwill immediately get that video
emailed to you.
Thanks for hanging out with metoday on your Virtual Assistant
Coach.
If you loved this episode, besure to share it with your best
friend, your sister or even yourfavorite coworker, who you know
wants to start making aflexible income.
(16:34):
I'll see you all next time.
Welcome to your Virtual Assistant Coach, the
podcast for moms who want tomake money from home on their
own terms.
I'm your host, laura Nicole, asuccessful six-figure earning VA
and coach, who replaced mycollege professor salary in just
five months back in 2020, aftermy daughter was born, and I
have never looked back.
I'm here to help you build aprofitable, flexible VA business
(00:24):
that fits into your family'slives, so you no longer feel
like you're living just to work.
Let's dive in All right, y'all.
Today is a very, very specialday on your virtual assistant
coach.
Today is our very first guest onthe show, and I truly could not
think of anyone better to bringon first than my very own
(00:49):
daughter, little Miss, myfive-year-old.
She is number one the reasonthat I became a virtual
assistant in the first place.
None of this would exist if shedidn't exist and number two,
because she's the biggest fan ofthe podcast.
She always wants to listen tothe episodes.
She asks me to replay themagain.
She thinks it is so fun, and soI thought that it would be
(01:12):
incredibly fun for y'all to getto hear from her about what it's
like to have her mommy workingas a virtual assistant, so I'm
going to let her introduceherself and tell you a little
bit about her, and then we'lldive in with some questions.
I hope you guys enjoy it.
Alright, can you tell me howold you are?
Little Miss (01:36):
Five and thirty quarters.
Laura Nicole (01:39):
And how long?
How much of your life has mommybeen a virtual assistant?
Do you know?
Little Miss (01:45):
At least five years ?
Yeah, like almost your yourlife.
Has mommy been a virtualassistant?
Do you know?
At least five years.
Laura Nicole (01:47):
Yeah, like almost your whole life, right, yeah,
yes, what is your favorite color?
Purple and pink, and what's oneof your favorite things to do?
Little Miss (02:01):
Probably going to the pool when it's summertime.
Laura Nicole (02:04):
Yeah, like right now, it's 111 degrees outside,
huh.
Little Miss (02:08):
And sometimes do it in the winter.
Laura Nicole (02:12):
That's really fun.
Yeah, we like to get good useout of our pool, don't we?
What else do you want to tellthem?
What kind of sports do you likedoing?
Little Miss (02:19):
Gymnastics and swim .
Laura Nicole (02:22):
Yeah, you're really into those right now,
aren't you Okay?
So do you know what mommy doesfor work?
Little Miss (02:28):
Helps people learn how to be a virtual assistant.
Laura Nicole (02:32):
Yeah, I do.
I coach women, and do you knowwhat it means that mommy is also
a virtual assistant Like that?
I actually work with clients.
Do you have any idea what thatmeans?
I do.
Little Miss (02:41):
Uh no.
Laura Nicole (02:45):
Where does mommy work from Home?
I do, I do work from home, andwhat's your favorite part about
mommy working from home?
Little Miss (02:54):
I sometimes get to be in the videos and watch her
do it.
It's really fun.
Laura Nicole (02:59):
It's really fun to watch mommy do her calls and
stuff.
Little Miss (03:02):
Uh-huh, and sometimes when she's at her
office I make a little secrethideout and then just kind of
sit there.
Once I even ate my dinner inthere.
Laura Nicole (03:15):
You did.
You bought a whole hideoutunder my desk while I was
working, huh.
And then you ate dinner underthere and then you wouldn't let
me take it down for like twowhole weeks I had a hideout
under my desk.
What do you not like aboutmommy working?
Little Miss (03:29):
I don't really know , I just like all of it.
Laura Nicole (03:32):
You do like all of it.
Do you think that mommy's jobis fun or boring?
Little Miss (03:39):
Probably pretty boring.
Why do you think it's boring?
Because you just kind of gottawork and you don't really get to
do anything.
Laura Nicole (03:48):
fun oh you've helped me do fun things for my
work before.
Do you remember when you'vehelped me like package up gifts
to send out to people and stuff?
Little Miss (03:57):
No.
Laura Nicole (03:57):
Oh, you don't remember that.
You were like maybe three yearsold.
You were a good helper.
You helped me put everything inthe envelopes and put the
stamps on them.
Little Miss (04:06):
Well, I don't.
I just say that it's not toofun.
Laura Nicole (04:11):
What kinds of things do we get to do and have
as a family because mommy isable to work and make money for
our family?
Little Miss (04:19):
Money, a house, a car, water food?
Laura Nicole (04:24):
Did we just go on a fun trip?
Little Miss (04:26):
Yeah, so we played.
So we paid for our flight withmy mom's money that she made for
us.
Laura Nicole (04:32):
So it's important, right?
Because mommy can help supportour family by working as a
virtual assistant.
Little Miss (04:38):
Yes, that is correct.
Laura Nicole (04:42):
I just need y'all to know that she just very
assertively grabbed themicrophone and put it to her
mouth to say that, yes, that iscorrect, okay, so what is
something that we get to dotogether, because I work from
home?
Little Miss (04:56):
Go in the pool.
Laura Nicole (04:58):
Before dinner yeah , it's so much fun.
It's so much fun.
How does it make you feel onthe days when you wake up in the
morning and you're either sickyor you're just like really,
really tired and feel like youneed a break and you don't want
to go to school?
How does it make you feel thatyou're able to stay home and
come crawl in mommy's bed andwatch a show and snuggle in the
(05:19):
morning instead of having to go?
Little Miss (05:21):
Very happy.
Laura Nicole (05:23):
It makes you happy .
Why?
Little Miss (05:25):
Because I don't have to do all the stuff and I
just get to relax.
Yeah, and is it nice that, eventhough mommy has to, work, that
when you're homesick, I canstay and snuggle with you in bed
instead that is really very,very, very nice.
Laura Nicole (05:41):
Okay, I want to talk to you about my business.
Do you know what my business is?
Little Miss (05:47):
Virtual assistants.
Laura Nicole (05:49):
What does my business do?
Little Miss (05:53):
You've already asked me this question.
Laura Nicole (05:55):
Okay, do you know what my business is called no.
The Superstar.
Little Miss (06:02):
Academy.
Laura Nicole (06:03):
Oh, close the Superstar Assistant Academy.
Yeah, do you know what color mybusiness is Pink and Purple and
whose favorite colors are those?
Little Miss (06:16):
Mine.
Laura Nicole (06:17):
Huh, is that a coincidence that my business
colors are your favorite colors?
Little Miss (06:35):
No, I don't even know what coincidence means.
Laura Nicole (06:39):
How many mommies do you think that I have helped
become virtual?
Little Miss (06:43):
assistants, like I did, 200.
200?
It's more than that.
Did you know that?
Yes, okay, then 200 and threeand three thousand 203 000.
Laura Nicole (06:53):
Not that many, but mommy has helped almost 1 000
other mommies become virtualassistants mine other mommies
become virtual assistants, mindblown.
Our mind blowed everybody.
We were mind blown by thatstatistic.
If you met a mommy right, Ifyou met someone else's mommy who
(07:21):
was really sad because she hadno work all day and she really
missed spending time with herkids, what would you say to her?
Little Miss (07:26):
um, maybe just to check online and see if she
wants to sign up and pew.
She can get as much time as shewants with her family you mean
if she became a virtualassistant?
If she just kind of lookedonline and if I told her to and
ordered it and just kind ofbought it and just got into the
(07:50):
academy, you know, just kind ofworked it out so that way she
could spend as much time as shewant with her family.
Laura Nicole (07:58):
And still be able to make money to help support
her family right.
Little Miss (08:02):
Right.
Laura Nicole (08:04):
So do you think that what mommy does for work is
important?
Little Miss (08:09):
Yes, why?
Because it helps you help othermommies and it also lets you
make money without having toleave your family.
But it doesn't really matter,because your family leads you
every single day.
Laura Nicole (08:27):
What do you mean?
Like daddy goes to work and yougo to school, yes, right, but
we're able to have control ofour days, right?
Like if you are sick, you canstay home, yes, or if we want to
go do something special or havefamily come visit, then mommy
can just change her dayswhenever she needs to, right?
Yes, okay, what is somethingthat you think mommy is really
(08:52):
good at?
Little Miss (08:54):
Helping other mommies.
Laura Nicole (08:56):
Why do you think I'm good at it?
Because you've been practicing?
Oh, I've been practicing, right.
When we practice somethingreally hard, we get better at it
.
Yes, is there anything about?
Little Miss (09:09):
The superpower of practicing Like practice power.
Laura Nicole (09:14):
Oh, practice power .
I like that.
Do you think that practicepower is a good thing for
mommies who are becoming virtualassistants to have?
Yes, how is it going to helpthem?
Little Miss (09:27):
because if you practice makes perfect, but not
actual perfect, actually it doesmake it perfect, it makes it
perfect, so that way the othermommies can just kind of work
through it.
Laura Nicole (09:40):
They can work through it and make it work and
become a virtual assistant.
Yes, what is your superpower?
Little Miss (09:50):
Delicate earth power, delicate fire power,
delicate ice power and delicatewind power.
Laura Nicole (09:55):
So you have a lot of powers, is what I'm
understanding.
Little Miss (09:59):
But my most favorite power is delicate earth
power.
Laura Nicole (10:03):
What exactly does delicate earth power?
Little Miss (10:06):
do.
It is all of the powers.
Laura Nicole (10:11):
Okay, so are you going to use those powers when
you get older, or what do youthink you're going to do those
powers when you get older, orwhat do you think you're?
Little Miss (10:19):
going to do and be when you get older?
I have no clue.
A scientist.
Laura Nicole (10:23):
You're going to be a scientist.
Little Miss (10:25):
I also could be a princess that can turn into
anything.
Clueteen mermaids, like all ofthe magical things, and Clueteen
unicorn.
Laura Nicole (10:40):
Everybody understands that right.
Okay, so we're either going tobe a scientist basing everything
in fact, or we're going to be amagical princess who can turn
into anything, includingunicorns.
Did I get that right?
Little Miss (10:52):
no, it's also mermaids and unicorns, but
everybody better understand thatokay got it.
Laura Nicole (10:59):
I think everyone understands that.
Now, do you think you're gonnabe a mommy when you get big?
Little Miss (11:05):
yes, because I'm gonna have 15 children 15
children.
Laura Nicole (11:11):
Yes, holy guacamole.
Do you know how many kids thatis?
Yes, 15.
How in the world are you goingto support 15 kids when you're a
mommy?
Little Miss (11:32):
I'll be a virtual assistant saying I can also use
my powers and create lots ofmemes with my powers, so that
way I can work it out perfectlynice and smooth.
Laura Nicole (11:38):
Okay, so mommy has been a virtual assistant right
since you were a teeny, tinylittle baby, so I know that you
have no memory of when mommyused to go to work.
But do you remember what mommyused to do for work before I
became a virtual assistant?
Work at a restaurant.
Used to do for work before Ibecame a virtual assistant Work
(11:58):
at a restaurant.
You actually got to go eatlunch at the restaurant that I
used to work at when we were onour trip, didn't you?
Little Miss (12:02):
Yes.
Laura Nicole (12:03):
Was it fun to see?
Yes, was it funny to imaginemommy being there making people
sandwiches?
Yes, why?
Little Miss (12:13):
Because I just don't really think restaurants
really match your personality.
Laura Nicole (12:20):
That's interesting .
Did you know that when you werefirst born, mommy was actually
a teacher?
I was a college professor.
Little Miss (12:27):
No.
Laura Nicole (12:28):
You've never heard that.
Little Miss (12:29):
No.
Laura Nicole (12:30):
That's pretty crazy that you've never heard
that before.
You just thought I worked atrestaurants.
Yeah, yeah, mommy was actuallya teacher for about four years
before you were born.
Mine blowed.
So think back to when you werelike two years old, three years
old.
Little Miss (12:52):
When I was three years old I was kind of a
handful.
Laura Nicole (13:00):
Okay, so think back to when you were like two
and three years old and you usedto take naps all day and you
were home all day with me.
Who was the person who alwaysgot to put you down for your
naps?
Little Miss (13:10):
You, mommy.
Laura Nicole (13:12):
Me.
We got to do nap time andbedtime together every day, huh.
Little Miss (13:16):
Yes.
Laura Nicole (13:18):
That's pretty special that we got to be
together to do those things,don't you think?
Yeah, and we still do themtogether?
Yeah, we still do.
We've done them together yourwhole life.
But that doesn't get to happenfor a lot of mommies.
Do you know how special that is, how it's very special that
mommy was able to do my workfrom home and I could stop
whenever and come do nap timewith you.
(13:39):
Did it make you happy thatmommy gets to do?
your nap times and bed timeswith you.
Yes, very happy.
All right, girlfriend, I am sofreaking excited that you were
able to come on the podcast.
Do you think it's going to becool to listen to this in the
car on the way to school when itcomes out?
(13:59):
Yes, very cool.
It's gonna be your voice on thein the car too, not just
mommy's yeah, that's gonna be sofun all right, well, we are
getting ready to go.
We're gonna go hop in the poolfor a little afternoon swim, but
before we do that, is thereanything that you want to say to
all of the mommies who arelistening to this podcast?
Little Miss (14:18):
Yes, thank you for coming on this podcast.
See you next time.
Bye.
Laura Nicole (14:23):
Hopefully y'all have enjoyed hearing from Little
Miss.
She is truly one of a kind,such a big, freaking personality
and I just love her more than Ican put into words.
I am so thankful that she wasexcited to come and hang out and
do this podcast with me and,honestly, it's just so surreal
to think that this is what ourlife is right now.
(14:45):
This is never what I would haveimagined my life or motherhood
to look like when I pictured itprior to getting pregnant and
prior to having her, but nowit's like I couldn't imagine it
any other way.
I could not imagine it anyother way than getting to be
with her for every nap time andevery bedtime, every bath time,
every big milestone and justeverything in between.
(15:07):
So if you're a mama who's alsolooking for that freedom and
flexibility to be there for allof the things of their little
one's childhood, but you alsostill need to be generating an
income and helping to supportyour family financially, then I
really, really want to encourageyou to consider virtual
assistance.
It truly is an opportunity likeno other and I would be so
(15:30):
honored to help walk you throughthe process of getting started
and getting started successfully.
I'm going to link my freegetting started masterclass down
in the show notes for you today.
It's a 60 minute masterclassthat's going to give you a ton
of information about what avirtual assistant is and does,
along with three separate actionitem steps that you can
implement to get the ballrolling if you feel like this is
(15:52):
something that you really wantto pursue, because by the end of
the 60 minute video, you willdefinitely have an understanding
of what virtual assistance is,what it could look like for you
and if it truly is a good fitfor your personality and your
goals and your lifestyle.
And if you feel like it is, Iwould be so freaking honored to
be the one who gets to walk youthrough that process and show
you exactly how to get thingsstarted.
(16:14):
All you have to do is click thelink in the show notes, drop in
your name and email and youwill immediately get that video
emailed to you.
Thanks for hanging out with metoday on your Virtual Assistant
Coach.
If you loved this episode, besure to share it with your best
friend, your sister or even yourfavorite coworker, who you know
wants to start making aflexible income.
(16:34):
I'll see you all next time.
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