For anyone out there who is a college teacher, instructor, lecturer, professor, whatever,

especially in the adjunct or part-time world, I am aware it is a hard life out there.

I got some friends doing that and it's a struggle.

Education funding has been cut in lots of areas, both in the US and abroad.

Many US and particular, more and more institutions are opting to higher adjunct instructors,

positions that typically pay very little and provide no security in the form of tenure possibilities

or other traditional benefits of academia.

Today's story comes to us from the UK where somebody is having similar but different

challenges.

It features a college instructor who loves his students but has grown increasingly frustrated

with the system.

In need of creating an alternative future for himself, he turns 3D video tutorials into

an online venture, teaching people around the world to design beautiful things.

He stumbles upon this project by accident but then takes action to optimize, improve, and

pursue it to profitability.

In recent months, he's actually been earning more from the online tutorials than he does

in his day job.

So, naturally he is excited and already asking himself what's next.

So if any college teachers out there, there is hope.

Listen up and pay attention to this guy's story.

I'll bring it to you in just 30 seconds.

Shane Wittington, a digital art and game development lecturer in the United Kingdom, was looking

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