In this episode, I discuss the common perception that teachers have it easy with their school breaks. I compare the work hours and flexibility of teachers versus corporate employees, revealing that teachers often work more hours for less pay. The conversation emphasizes the importance of quality time off over quantity, and the financial realities of teaching compared to corporate jobs. Ultimately, I encourage listeners to consider their priorities and make informed decisions about their careers and work-life balance.

In this episode, I discuss the common fears teachers face when considering freelancing, particularly in the field of instructional design. I address the fears associated with finding clients and emphasize the importance of networking, overcoming mental barriers, and celebrating small wins in the journey to becoming a successful freelancer.

In this episode, I discuss the common fears teachers face when considering freelancing, particularly in the field of instructional design. I highlight the benefits of freelancing over traditional employment, such as flexibility, control over workload, and higher earning potential. I also address the fears associated with starting a freelance business, including how to set up operations and pricing strategies.