Teachers (don’t) gotta teach

It’s true, [FIRST NAME GOES HERE],

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I used to think the only thing I could do with my teaching experience was… teach.
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But it turns out there are so many ways you could take your plethora of skills and use them elsewhere!

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The truth is, [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], with your years of teaching experience and multiple degrees you’re ALREADY an expert:

🪜 An expert at taking big, complex, “birdseye view” ideas and breaking them down into digestible, incremental steps so (little) people can learn

👈 An expert at working backwards to understand what the end goal is in order to back track to make sure every skill needed is addressed and every gap is filled

🥹 An expert at managing people: the ups and downs of your student’s emotions, the expectations of parents and colleagues, the demands of everything everyone else outside your classroom needs…

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(Here’s the thing might not know…)

Education companies are already paying people like you (hint: teachers!) for their expertise and experience:

👉 to write content marketing materials infused with a teacher’s nuanced experience and understanding of what they would have wanted and needed from teaching tools

👉 to write emails and social media copy that appeals to the audience they used to be part of

👉 to interview teachers and administrators in order to write customer success stories highlighting the real growth happening with real kids in real schools.

I know this is true because I’ve done all of these things…

and much, much more.
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And if you already know you are ready to use your expertise outside the classroom, I want to show you how you can do it, too.

Doors open next week for the Founding Members of my Debut Course and Community:

From Classroom to Copywriter.

Spots are limited, and the doors will only be open for 7 days before I turn my attention to the fab women inside who are ready to change their lives by getting the exact steps they need to take to get their first paid education copywriting job!

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SO… You in?

Let’s go!

Love and Tiny Seeds of Change,

Meredith

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