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I'm planning to focus more on my tutoring business or private practice in education online.
I'm credentialed in English language arts and French, have a substantial teaching and arts background, Masters's in Educational leadership and am a global award-winning educational visionary and have a BA from Harvard.
However, I sometimes lack confidence about doing my business and do work full time as well. It's been challenging to squeeze in time on it but I want it to work. I need to articulate what I offer better. I offer so much more than a regular tutor. Am more out of the box yet also appreciate structure.
I'm able to see things that most people miss and am highly intuitive. I get the core of things and help others move forward.
What I'm best at though is tapping into each person's talents and coaching them forward. I wish I were a math tutor sometimes since it's so specific and concrete. I have a lot to offer but could use some guidance about it.
mehnaz hossain
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02/07/22 at 4:58PM UTC
Wow, you went to Harvard, that's brilliant. Well you can use your soft skills. It's good way to gain teaching experience. I was interested to find out what educational leadership course was for? and whether it is specifically for high school, or university level (in which case this is a good networking opportunity).
Dede RoanEducator
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02/14/21 at 11:05PM UTC
Thank you Julie, so true about imposter syndrome. We have to get beyond that and embrace our strengths and credentials!
Julie McGovernEducation Professional
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02/14/21 at 2:47PM UTC
Like you, I suffer from impostor syndrome. You have solid credentials that will propel you to success, yet, for some reason, it doesn’t bring the confidence it should.
I will be watching this post closely in the hopes that others give you suggestions that I can consider as well.
