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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2018 · 32 MIN

008 - From Burned Out Teacher to Systems & Productivity Educator & Coach

from Burnout-Proof Your Biz Podcast · host Chelsea B Foster

How did a girl from a small town in Missouri who started out her career teaching Physics to ninth graders end up in living in Silicon Valley, California, running her own business and helping creatives organize their businesses through systems and workflows?    This journey has been pretty windy and there've been lots of ups and down (and tons of tears). It hasn't always been easy, but it has all been worth it!    In this episode I share how I got from that small town in Missouri to here today.    HIGHLIGHTS: How I burned out (and didn't even realize it) in just two years of teaching Why I moved from Missouri to California Why it's okay to start doing something you're good at, but maybe not passionate about The importance of quieting the noise and listening to yourself Several lessons I've learned along the way   PERMISSION SLIP: I give myself permission to lean into how I feel about everything in my business today so I can make sure I am heading in the right direction.   JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Website Instagram The Empowered Boss Lab  

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