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Why I stopped tutoring online: the burnout, the business realities, and what finally pushed me to change direction. If you’re rethinking your niche or struggling to make tutoring sustainable, this breakdown is for you.
I’ve made over 26k in revenue through different online course platforms. I’m discussing the pros/cons of different ones I’ve used. Plus, a free download so you can pick the right one for you!
After completing my master's in Special Education and becoming a certified teacher, I was honestly unsure about pursuing this career. I didn't think I could handle the demands of being a classroom teacher, I figured I could be an aide at best. So when I got my job as a teaching aide after graduating....I thought making $12/hour would be as good as it gets.
I thought I would have to work HARD for every dollar. And I definitely did that in the classroom. Nowadays, it’s totally different. I make a consistent 1-2k+ a month by blogging & recording YouTube videos from my couch. I earn money primarily through writing reviews & sharing affiliate links. I set my own hours, and it is my dream job.
We just started getting Nurture Life meals. I ordered them in a moment of desperation with another stressful mealtime, trying to figure out what my picky toddler would eat. I did a search for “healthy frozen meals for kids” (or something like that) and came across Nurture Life. We love it so far!
Thinking about starting an online ESL teaching business? While it may seem like a great way to gain independence and flexibility, there are significant challenges that could make it difficult to succeed. Finding students who can afford your rates, dealing with time zone differences, and competing with well-established companies like VIPKid can make profitability a struggle.
Quitting Facebook and Instagram wasn’t about giving up; it was about prioritizing my mental health, reclaiming my time, and making intentional choices for my business and personal life. Here’s why letting go of these platforms felt empowering and necessary
I had a feeling that Linkedin wasn't a good use of my time. This was confirmed when I started tracking how many clicks I was getting from Linkedin to my actual website. Seeing I only had one visitor in 30 days was enough to let me know this was a time waster. My goal is to make money, not be a Linkedin celebrity. So I quit Linkedin once and for all.
Wondering if people still make money blogging in 2025? I earn $1K–$3K/month from my blog without viral traffic, ads, or social media overload. This post breaks down how I use long-form content and affiliate marketing to turn low traffic into steady income.