* Proof read your documents before you send them to clients
* Plan your business lunches, give them access to your calendar and have them coordinate your networking.
* Answer incoming phone calls
* Write and send a newsletter to your clients
* Check voice mail and transcribe to email
* Follow up on direct mailing for marketing purposes.
* Ordering Thank You gifts
* Get directions to meetings
* Confirm / or make hotel reservations
* If you need a brochure created, give them the task
* Powerpoint presentations need to be spiced up a bit?
* Monthly reports to customers.
* Let your VA teach you how to use Word, Excel or Outlook more effectively.
* Having a conference call, record it and have your VA transcribe and send it to the participants.
* Updates to your website
* Website promotion and directory submissions
* THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!

Tim Ferriss is living what he is always preaching at Uwe’s blog: Is being connected soooo 2007?

A nice long interview with Tim Ferriss at Interview: Timothy Ferriss, Bestselling Author of The 4-Hour Workweek @ AjaxWorld Magazine

Is the 4hww possible for all? Is Tim really practicing what he preaches? For more on these lines, check out this comment on http://www.emaildays.com.

Planning on a mini-retirement? If it is not in your home country, you will certainly need to learn the native language. And Tim Ferriss’s approach to deconstructing language is a good one. Look at this blog Omniglot Deconstructing languages

No on can take advantage of you without your permission. Very apt if you have been complaining about information overload. More at Information Overload on educationbusinessblog.com.

A detailed 2 page article appears in theNew York Times about the 4 Hour Work Week

On selective ignorance to unclutter life and more in a good video at BlogWrite for CEOs: Tim Ferriss, author of the best-selling The 4-Hour Workweek, on “cultivating selective ignorance,” the futility of “results by volume”

A good review on batch processing at Business Services, ETC – A Virtual Assistance Company Which Gives Business Owners Freedom by Managing the BS, etc.

The power of social media is becoming obvious. Litliberation is being successfully fuelled by social media activity. One such site is B.L. Ochman’s weblog: Internet marketing strategy, social media trends, news and commentary.: Lit Literacy Aims to Use Social Media to Raise $1 Million in 4 Weeks

This blog lists 17 self help books with 4hww included. The others too are good. Change your thoughts to change your life

For everyone who wants to live indoors, still have regular meals, travel the world even but still be at work, Karen Burns, Working Girl » Work Only Four Hours A Week has a good blog to offer

Personal outsourcing is a definitely a winner says PAs for the rest of us.

The 4hww is a must read for everyone who has crossed or is approaching retirement says Book Review: The 4-Hour Workweek | Vacation Homes & Investment Properties | 2ndhome Blog

Got any doubts/ queries related to streamlining your customers? Consult The Sydney Morning Herald Blogs: Enterprise

Never has a book had more of an effect on me prior to reading it says Review of the Four Hour Work Week < Don Loper

Time management is directly related to attention management says dmiessler.com | A Time Management Nugget from Tim Ferriss

I think I find Tim Ferris more relevant when it comes to how to manage the details.” says “4 hour workweek??? is for those who don’t love what they do : Rashmi Sinha’s weblog