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EP11 011421 Mindset - Why Teachers FEAR Becoming Teacherpreneurs 👨🎓 👩🎓
👨🎓 👩🎓 If you have dreamt about becoming a teacherpreneur, have you wondered WHY you have not?
According to a GALLUP Poll
"Many entrepreneurs lack the expertise or the right set of talents to succeed, which might explain in part why half of the new ventures in the U.S. fail in the first five years. However, startups are essential to economic growth, so supporting prospective entrepreneurs -- the 25% of Americans who've thought about but decided against building a business -- could help them convert their interest into action. To do so, it's crucial to understand these Americans' perceived barriers to entrepreneurship."
👨🎓 👩🎓 Fear is the most common reason people fail to start their own educational niche businesses online. Fear of the unknown, fear of failure, or fear of losing the steady income from their day job. If you’re scared, then know you’ve got company. I felt scared when I started last year during the pandemic. I started by gaining knowledge and skills for my mindset.
I can relate. I come from a 16 year career in voice/data networks with the worlds largest data center operator. I spent years trying to learn things like trading on Wall Street, shorting the market, binary options trading to overcome that fear and transition into the world of entrepreneurship.
👨🎓 👩🎓 Now, I didn't give up even after I spent $35k on a real estate 3 day mastery course which made me feel amazing as a solopreneur. There’s a good reason for all of these fears. Educators fail within the first 6 months of trying because they want to reinvent the wheel. So it’s no wonder teachers hesitate to pursue their dreams of teacherpreneurship.
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By Gabriel👨🎓 👩🎓 If you have dreamt about becoming a teacherpreneur, have you wondered WHY you have not?
According to a GALLUP Poll
"Many entrepreneurs lack the expertise or the right set of talents to succeed, which might explain in part why half of the new ventures in the U.S. fail in the first five years. However, startups are essential to economic growth, so supporting prospective entrepreneurs -- the 25% of Americans who've thought about but decided against building a business -- could help them convert their interest into action. To do so, it's crucial to understand these Americans' perceived barriers to entrepreneurship."
👨🎓 👩🎓 Fear is the most common reason people fail to start their own educational niche businesses online. Fear of the unknown, fear of failure, or fear of losing the steady income from their day job. If you’re scared, then know you’ve got company. I felt scared when I started last year during the pandemic. I started by gaining knowledge and skills for my mindset.
I can relate. I come from a 16 year career in voice/data networks with the worlds largest data center operator. I spent years trying to learn things like trading on Wall Street, shorting the market, binary options trading to overcome that fear and transition into the world of entrepreneurship.
👨🎓 👩🎓 Now, I didn't give up even after I spent $35k on a real estate 3 day mastery course which made me feel amazing as a solopreneur. There’s a good reason for all of these fears. Educators fail within the first 6 months of trying because they want to reinvent the wheel. So it’s no wonder teachers hesitate to pursue their dreams of teacherpreneurship.