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Back to EpisodesFrom Special Ed Teacher to Online Business Manager for ADHD Entrepreneurs | Virtually Robyn
Description
What happens when going back to teaching part-time would net you $1,000 a month after childcare? Former special education teacher Robyn ran the numbers, became a virtual assistant, and within a year had almost replaced her full-time teaching income as an Online Business Manager for busy-brained business owners.
If your business lives in your head and you're ready to hand some of it off, start here: https://www.lindspaulson.com
IN THIS EPISODE
- Why teaching part-time didn't add up once childcare was in the math
- Following a creator for seven years before buying her course: a lesson in nurturing your audience
- How helping one creator find an ADHD evaluation shaped Robyn's niche
- Keeping the impact of the classroom while working with adults
- Everything in motherhood and business is a season
- A weekly calendar on the fridge: the simple system for a pilot's schedule
- What an OBM does: podcasts, inboxes, launches, and even grocery orders
- Taking a real lunch break: boundaries when you're in charge of everything
- Gamify it: how Robyn writes her newsletter in 30 minutes or less
WRITE YOUR OWN NEWSLETTER
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ABOUT ROBYN
Robyn is a former special education teacher turned Online Business Manager for business owners with busy brains. She supports them with simple, sustainable systems so their goals actually make it out of their notes app and their business supports their life.
CONNECT WITH ROBYN
Website: https://virtually-robyn.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virtually.robyn/
Free private podcast: https://virtually-robyn.com/podcast
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Linds Paulson is the founder of Sunday Ops Co. She helps busy women business owners build simple systems so their business feels easy like Sunday.
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