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.

Hello, friends.

Welcome to the teacher career coach podcast. I'm your host, Daphne Gomez. You probably have guessed it by this episode title, what is going on what I'm going to tell you. But I'm going to cut to the chase. We're pausing the podcast for the foreseeable future. I hate to say we're ending the podcast because I like to keep it open just in case there's

something really important we want to share a new episode on or if in the future it makes

sense to start again, but it most likely will be ended.

I wanted to share some insight on why we are making these changes and what we've been

working on.

But first, I will start with some personal news in case you missed some of my social media

announcements.

I had my twin girls in early November. So the podcasts that you have heard since about

October were all botched far in advance. And this is going to be hard for me to share and talk

about. So I apologize in advance that I'm just going to keep it super brief. I got sent to the hospital

at 28 weeks pregnant and was there in the high-risk prenatal unit for a while and I delivered

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