
About this episode
Many teachers have dreams and ideas of starting their own education business, but have hesitations that are stopping them. Some of those include their own mindset while others feel overwhelmed and don’t know where to start, which I totally get! Starting an education business myself meant I struggled, but learned from my mistakes. Therefore, I’m sharing some advice and 4 questions to consider when starting your own education business.
Starting your own business can be scary, especially if you don’t have any business experience. However, remember that you’re a skilled expert in education with various transferable skills that can be utilized towards your business. Additionally, each of the 4 questions helps you think about the different aspects and components of starting, your ideal client, and how to gain support. When getting started it’s important to take your first step and listen to advice from those who have done it before you, which this episode provides for you!
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