Going From Teacher and Instructional Coach to Executive Assistant

Jun 26

Jun 26 Going From Teacher and Instructional Coach to Executive Assistant

Cindy Lish

🤩Imagine a job, outside of K-12 education, ➡️ no longer confined by the restrictions of the classroom,

➡️ That you found to be an Exciting Change

➡️ Where you made an Impact On Education doing Different Work than you did as a teacher

➡️ In a Collaborative and Appreciative environment

➡️ That feels really Natural and a Good Use for your skills

➡️ With Flexibility in every day

➡️ And a Boss and Team that Values your organization and problem solving skills that you honed as a teacher

🤣 No, it's not a fairy tale. 🥰 Listen to Amy's beautiful journey, first to a job that wasn't the right fit, and then how she landed the perfect job for her.

🤩 Hear Amy's aha moment, when she retells the resume story that made everything click, "Cindy, you said to me, 'This is meaningful to you, Amy, but it's not meaningful to the employer.'"

🥰 Stay to the end to hear amazing advice Amy has for transitioning teachers, drawn from her experience as an Instructional Coach.

📺 Watch here or click the image above!

😃 Relish in Amy's happiness as a fully transitioned teacher, and see the unlimited possibilities and potential for YOU to make a career pivot and find a job that you enjoy ➡️every ➡️single ➡️day, just like Amy.

❤ Cindy

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►TIME STAMPS:

00:00 - Transitioning Out of the Classroom

00:40 - Customer Success Wasn't a Good Fit Making a 2nd Career Pivot

01:18 - Really Important Message About Finding a Job After Teaching

01:51 - How Amy got a New Job in a Few Weeks

02:20 - What Amy Loves About her New Job

03:30 - Craftiness and Creative Problem Solving

04:35 - Respected for Being the Teacher in the Office

05:16 - How Live is Better Outside of Teaching

05:51 - Flexibility and Freedom in a New Career