After leaving teaching because of some serious burnout,

she vowed to build the community she wished existed when she needed it most.

She went from classroom teacher to an educational consultant,

instructional designer, and six-figure business owner.

Now, she's here to help you achieve happiness and work-life balance,

whether inside or outside the classroom.

Come join our discussion as we talk about managing teacher burnout, career transitions outside

the classroom, starting a side hustle, and everything in between.

Here's your host of the teacher career coach podcast and your new personal cheerleader,

Daphne Gomez.

Welcome to the teacher career coach podcast.

I'm your host, Daphne Gomez.

According to a Forbes article in late 2022, 97% of workers desire some form of remote work,

whether that is hybrid or fully remote. Now, as someone who's worked remotely for about five

years outside of the classroom, I get it.

When I first landed my remote position in 2017, it was not the norm.

So many people were completely envious of me for finding this position where I was able to work

from home.

And we've heard from so many transitioning teachers that remote work is a non-negotiable in whatever

their next career is. So I wanted to make sure that I made a podcast about it. Because like

everything else in regards to a career change, this really isn't going to be a one-size-fits-all

answer. So in this episode, I am going to share the pros and cons of

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