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Tiffany Kelly, CEO of FitTeach, shares her inspiring journey on the 7-Figure Educator Podcast. Transitioning from a business management background, Tiffany overcame health challenges to embark on a successful career in education, initially as an elementary math floater in Brooklyn. Her move to Atlanta saw her excel as a math coach and instructional leader, specializing in transforming struggling schools. Inspired by her entrepreneurial father and her own wellness journey, Tiffany founded FitTeach, focusing on promoting wellness among educators through innovative workshops and personalized self-care plans. Despite facing personal adversities, Tiffany's resilience and dedication to integrating wellness into education continue to drive her vision, positively impacting educators and students alike.
In the realm of education entrepreneurship, personal style often gets overlooked despite its significant impact on professional presence. Germanee G, founder of GG&Co, emphasizes that a well-defined and intentional style can elevate confidence and credibility. Key indicators for considering a personal stylist include lack of time, stylistic uncertainty, special events, and career transitions. Germanee's company offers various services to meet diverse needs, from virtual styling to event-based support and retainer options. She underscores that 70% of first impressions are based on appearance, and dressing intentionally can boost confidence, particularly in pricing and client interactions. Understanding your unique style and engaging with a personal stylist can transform your professional journey, making you look and feel more confident and polished.
In the latest "Wealth Within Reach episode," Erica Brown delves into crucial lessons for accidental and intentional real estate investors. She emphasizes the importance of accurately calculating cash flow, understanding that real estate is a long-term endeavor and the necessity of surrounding oneself with a knowledgeable team. Key insights include researching the local market, maintaining an emergency fund, and understanding tax implications. Erica highlights the importance of asset management, particularly when renting to family and friends, and clarifies that real estate investing is not entirely passive. She advises starting small with new contractors to ensure reliability and quality. Erica also announces an exciting giveaway of a fully renovated house at the upcoming Owning and Living Experience. She encourages investors to learn from others’ experiences and join a supportive community to successfully navigate the complexities of real estate investing.
We dive into the insightful conversation between host Katy and entrepreneur Tatiana on the Hard Costs podcast. Tatiana's journey from leaving a corporate job at Aldi to pursuing her passion for coaching offers valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs. Throughout their discussion, Tatiana reflects on the evolution of her business, the delicate balance between risk and reward, and the importance of embracing new seasons of life and business. From taking bold leaps into the unknown to prioritizing family and rediscovering creativity, Tatiana's story resonates with authenticity, vulnerability, and a shared commitment to growth. Through her experiences, listeners gain insights into the entrepreneurial journey and are inspired to chart their course with courage, determination, and an unwavering belief in their potential. Join us on the Hard Costs podcast for more conversations with inspiring entrepreneurs and thought leaders as we navigate the seas of possibility together.
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