Hey there! Welcome to the Teacherpreneur Support Network! @Michael Landry , @Leonardo Gomes and I are excited to have you here. Our mission here is to help teachers escape precarity by earning their own income and building a teaching career on their own terms. Watch the video below for important info on how to make the best of this community. 👇 Then, do the following 2 things: 1. Make your first post HERE by letting everyone know: A. Your name & why you joined this community B. Your business goal for the next 30 days C. What you're looking to get out of this community. 2. Start with the free trainings we have: - Looking to build your entrepreneurial mindset? Start HERE. - Want to establish your niche in the next few days? Start HERE. - Want to expedite your business goals? Book a free 1:1 with us HERE and we'll strategize together. See you in the comments! Welcome again! 🎉

I liked the idea of creating your niche. I'm a bit hesitant with how to do that. I would love to help Music Therapists, but I'm not sure if many of them even need my help. I plan on working with them on enhancing their English communication and presentation skills. Too narrow? Thanks for any feedback.

We have a question for you this week: how do you find students online? This is one of the biggest challenges teacherpreneurs face. And if we're being honest, having this sorted out is the only way for a business to survive. So why don't we help each other out. Drop your tips and strategies below and let's learn together. Drop questions you have about the process as well and let's use this as a learning opportunity.

Completely lost with how to start my business. Would anyone care to share their stories on how they started? Happy mindful Monday 😊

So I'm part way through watching the video on high-achieving teaching and I paused the video as suggested and finished the sentence "a high-achieving person is someone who..." with my own words (...always strives to be better and constantly looks for new or better ways to do something). Before today, I don't think I would have called myself a high achiever as I was too focused on success / failure, but now I'm slowly coming round to the idea that maybe I AM a high-achiever, because I'm working towards this standard definition of what society deems a high-achiever. So I guess just because I'm not a dictionary definition, or I don't fit the mould of a high achiever which society has in mind, I'm putting in effort and I'm taking the steps towards improving my business and I'm a hard worker - so when I change my perspective, I realise I'm just a different kind of high achiever 😂🤷‍♀️