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081: Three Reasons to DIY your Career Transition vs Paying for Support

Published 5 months ago
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If you're a teacher who keeps going back and forth between figuring it out alone or getting help with your career transition, this episode is going to give you clarity.

In this episode, Jazmyne Dionne breaks down the real reasons why some teachers successfully DIY their transition out of the classroom and why others stay stuck for months or years trying to do everything alone.

Jazmyne shares her own transition story, what changed when she finally asked for help, and the mindset shifts teachers need if they want to move into EdTech, sales, customer success, or higher-paying careers outside the classroom.


When you listen to this episode, you’ll walk away with:

  • Insight into the difference between getting interviews and actually getting job offers
  • A more honest view of what support, mentorship, and community can accelerate
  • Confidence to stop seeing investing in yourself as something only other people can do
  • A reminder that your teaching skills are valuable outside the classroom
  • Encouragement to make decisions from possibility instead of fear


You do not have to stay stuck trying to prove you can do everything alone.

Sometimes the fastest way forward is getting in the room with people who already know the path.

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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