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049: Why I Hired a Career Coach (Even After DIY’ing My Transition)

Published 1 year ago
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In this episode of the Pretty Rich Teacher podcast, I’m getting real about something I don’t think enough educators talk about — the moment I realized I couldn’t DIY my career transition anymore.


If you’ve been grinding on applications, rewriting your resume 15 times, or feeling like “maybe it’s just not my time yet,” this one’s for you. I’m pulling back the curtain on why I decided to hire a career coach even after I thought I could do it all myself — and how that single decision changed everything about how I show up, sell my skills, and get paid what I’m worth.


You’ll learn how to:

  • Recognize when doing it alone is keeping you stuck in circles
  • Shift from “I can figure it out” to “I deserve expert support”
  • Understand what career coaches actually do — and how to spot the real ones from the scams
  • Market your transferable skills like a pro, even if you’ve never worked outside of education
  • Reframe investing in a coach as the smartest (and fastest) way to make more money


This episode is for the high achiever who’s tired of playing small, overthinking every move, and wondering why “hard work” still isn’t translating into job offers. Sometimes, the smartest move isn’t working harder — it’s hiring help.

Are you a burnt out women in education ready for direct coaching that actually gets you hired into an 100k EdTech Career in less than 90 days?


Ready for 1:1 mentorship into a six figure edtech career? Book a free sales call here to get started.


Want to find out what’s blocking you from making 100k outside the classroom? Take the free quiz here and find out. You will then get access to a free personalized training to help you take action on your next step.


Make sure to follow @prettyrichteacher on IG +TikTok and Linkedin (I go live weekly on Tuesdays!) + Youtube (Weekly Video Podcasts + Transitioned Teacher Vlogs) click here to access podcast listening guide.

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