In this podcast episode, the hosts, Jess and Amanda, discuss the importance of seeking help in business and share their own experiences of seeking help from forums, Facebook groups, spouses, and even hiring assistants. They provide helpful tips and tricks for navigating the challenges of running a small business, including hiring contractors instead of employees, finding reliable help, and seeking out resources such as podcasts and Facebook groups. They also discuss the challenges of working with others and the importance of finding the right fit for your business needs.

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In this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast, hosts Jess and Amanda discuss their plans for the summer and reflect on past summers. They suggest reflecting on past summers to avoid falling into old habits and routines that may not serve one's business well. They also mention a book called "Chill and Prosper" that has helped them with their mindset towards their businesses. The hosts emphasize the importance of staying true to their mission and goals and not getting sidetracked by distractions. They advise teacher entrepreneurs to take time to relax and recharge during the summer, but if they have the bandwidth to work on their businesses, to focus on what already brings in revenue and to seek feedback from customers.

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In this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess have a casual conversation about their personal and professional lives as teacherpreneurs. They talk about their love for video games, childhood experiences, and upcoming summer plans. They also discuss their podcast and a book they are both reading called "Chill and Prosper" by Denise Duffield-Thomas, which emphasizes the idea that one doesn't have to hustle to be a successful entrepreneur. They also share their most embarrassing childhood shenanigans!

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The hosts of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast discuss the topic of buying courses for entrepreneurs. They share their experiences with purchasing courses, including their first courses and more expensive ones like B-School and Digital Course Academy. They advise listeners to investigate the format and level of interaction with the course teacher before purchasing it. They also caution against buying cheaper courses and never using them. The hosts provide helpful insights for entrepreneurs who are considering purchasing courses, emphasizing the importance of being selective and strategic in choosing courses that align with their business goals.

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In this coffee chat episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess have a casual conversation about their personal lives and how it relates to their businesses. They discuss the impact of the economy on their businesses and personal lives. Amanda and Jess talk about the importance of taking time to reassess every year and how they try to make thoughtful decisions in both personal and business aspects of life. They also talk about their experiences with technology in the classroom and how it has impacted student behavior.

Are you a teacher entrepreneur looking to grow your business and connect with like-minded individuals? Then you won't want to miss this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, where Amanda and Jess share their experiences attending Teachers Pay Teachers conferences. Jess attended the second-ever conference in Las Vegas, where she learned about the importance of social media and met Susan Lopez, who became her conference buddy and a close friend.

Amanda attended the conference in Orlando the following year and had a fun time rooming with Jess. They both agree that attending the conference is beneficial for networking and learning about new strategies for their businesses, but caution against attending with family members.

They also discuss the overwhelming amount of information presented at the conference and the challenges of balancing personal and professional time. Jess encourages others to give the conference a try, even if they feel overwhelmed, and suggests picking one thing to focus on and try out rather than trying to implement a lot of new ideas at once.

In addition to discussing the conference, Jess and Amanda reflect on the challenges of social media and real-life interactions, and the importance of finding a balance between personal and professional goals. They also share their thoughts on IXL, a company that has taken over many other education businesses, and a Saturday Night Live skit that pokes fun at white women who say "toodles" at the end of their episodes. If you're a teacherpreneur looking for inspiration and networking opportunities, be sure to check out this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast. And don't forget to leave a five-star review and share the podcast with others! 

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In this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Jess and Amanda play a game where they discuss some big moneymaking ideas for entrepreneurs. They emphasize the importance of clear messaging in selling products and the role of research in copywriting. The hosts also discuss the idea that people buy products based on emotion or logic, and the importance of giving value without expecting anything in return. They end the episode by discussing the topic of expectations and the importance of being kind to oneself and focusing on balance. 

Link to Post Discussed in Episode: 

https://www.reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurRideAlong/comments/vw6yeo/47_sentences_thatll_make_you_more_money_than_a_4/

In this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess discuss five tips for teacherpreneurs who are trying to grow their business part-time while still working in the classroom. The hosts share their personal experiences and offer practical advice on setting time goals, leveraging new technologies, creating successful webinars and products, and joining a teacherpreneur community. They emphasize the importance of staying true to oneself, setting realistic goals, and prioritizing self-care and other personal responsibilities. The hosts also express their desire to create a community of teacherpreneurs who can connect and support each other.

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In this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess have a coffee chat where they discuss personal and business-related topics. They talk about the importance of staying in touch with teachers' needs and struggles, the ranking system on Teachers Pay Teachers, and the need for change in our educational system.

Amanda's Podcast: Empower Students Now

Jess's Podcast: Healthy Teacher Happy Teacher

Introduction [00:00:02] Amanda and Jess introduce the coffee chat and explain what it entails.

Discussion of Tiger King [00:01:42] Amanda and Jess discuss the Netflix series "Tiger King" and its portrayal of the underground wild animal zoo culture.

Jess's Spring Break and Big Magic [00:02:20] Jess shares what she did during her spring break and how she implemented the ideas from the book "Big Magic" by Elizabeth Gilbert.

Follow-up on Coaching Call Episodes [00:04:26] Amanda and Jess follow up on their previous coaching call episodes and discuss how they have implemented the advice given.

Discussion on Top Teachers Pay Teachers Products [00:07:16] Jess and Amanda discuss the ratings and popularity of top Teachers Pay Teachers products and the importance of staying in touch with teachers' needs and struggles.

Teacher Pay Teachers Ranking [00:09:56] Discussion about how Teacher Pay Teachers ranks products based on sales, ratings, and keywords.

Staying in Touch with Teaching World [00:11:00] Ways to stay connected with the teaching world, such as being in Facebook groups and maintaining friendships with colleagues.

Taking a Year Off and Business Struggles [00:13:56] The challenges of taking a year off from teaching to homeschool a child with special needs and the struggles of running a business.

Writing About Passionate Topics [00:16:31] Desire to write about topics that are personally important, such as social justice and equity in education, rather than just writing for keywords and sales.

Blaming Students vs. System [00:19:18] Discussion on the problem of teachers blaming students for issues in the education system and the need for systemic change.

In this episode listen in as Amanda helps Jess figure out what to do with her website and blog. Jess has no trouble writing blog posts. Her big struggle is with the design of her website. Listen in to find out what exactly is holding her back from achieving the success she knows is possible with a blog and what she can do to finally make it happen!