This episode is one I wish someone had recorded for me years ago—because it would’ve saved me so much stress, so many sleepless nights, and so much financial fear.

Let me ask you something:
Are you tired of riding the income rollercoaster in your teacher business?
Do you feel like some months you’re doing great—tuition’s in, clients are booked, a few resources sold—and then the next month, you're asking God how in the world you're going to make it all work again?

Yeah… I’ve been there too.

Whether you're building a microschool, tutoring program, parent coaching business, homeschool hybrid, or you're selling your resources online—there’s one powerful shift you can make that changes everything. And that shift is building in recurring revenue—revenue that shows up for you every single month whether you’re promoting something or not.

I know so many of you are out there pouring your heart into your students and clients. You’re showing up with so much passion—but your bank account still feels like it’s on life support. You’re not dreaming small—you just need structure. You need a financial foundation that doesn’t crumble when life gets busy, when enrollment dips, or when you need to step away for your own rest.

And guess what?
There’s a better way.
A more peaceful way.
A more purposeful way.

In today’s episode, I’m breaking down real, practical recurring revenue models you can implement—no matter what stage you're in. I’m not talking about pie-in-the-sky dreams or things that take thousands of dollars to get off the ground. These are things you can prayerfully and powerfully start building right now.

So grab your coffee or your notebook—or both—and let’s dive into the best recurring revenue ideas for educators just like you.

Mentioned in the Episode:

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Dream Teacher Business Community

Have you been sitting on that dream of launching your own microschool, homeschool hybrid, tutoring business, or maybe even that amazing parent coaching program or resource you KNOW could change lives—but you’re stuck wondering…

When is the right time? How do I even begin? What if no one signs up?

Does that sound familiar?

If you’re anything like the incredible teachers I’ve had the honor to coach, you’ve probably spent hours researching, tweaking ideas, writing notes in five different journals, and maybe even designing a few Canva flyers you haven’t shared with anyone yet.

And yet…you haven’t launched.

Here’s the truth: It’s not that you don’t have what it takes. It’s that you don’t have a simple, step-by-step LAUNCH PLAN to move you from dreaming to actually doing.

And that’s exactly why I’m hosting something SO special this week…

Launch Coaching Week is officially happening RIGHT NOW (May 12-15), and friend—you don’t want to miss this!

Mentioned in the Episode:

Launch Coaching Week:

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Dream Teacher Business Community

If you’ve been following along, we’re in the middle of a powerful Launch Series—created just for teachers, like you, who are dreaming of starting a microschool, a homeschooling program, a tutoring business, or another life-giving teacher biz that sets your soul on fire.

Launching anything new can feel scary. You’ve got the passion. You’ve got the vision. But the process? It can feel like a rollercoaster ride—especially when doubts creep in or you feel like you’re fumbling in the dark.

And here’s what I’ve learned—not just from launching my own microschool, but from mentoring other teachers inside Dream Teacher Business Community:

Most launch struggles?
They aren’t because you don’t care enough.
They happen because of a few common mistakes that most of us don’t even realize we’re making.

So in today’s episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on the 5 most common mistakes teachers make when launching their program, product, or service—and how to fix them with faith, clarity, and confidence.

Because here’s the truth:
You don’t need a perfect plan.
You need a powerful purpose—and a strategy that works.
So let’s dive into these 5 launch mistakes, so you can avoid them and walk boldly toward the dream that has been placed in your heart.

Mentioned in the Episode:

Free Launch Readiness Guide

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Dream Teacher Business Community

My WHY.
And my FAITH.

And that is what carried me through.

In this episode, I will share some simple but powerful mindset strategies to help you have a successful launch of your microschool or homeschooling business.

Links Mentioned in the Episode:

Free Launch Readiness Guide

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

I’m so excited you’re tuning in because we are kicking off a brand new series all about launching your dream microschool or homeschooling business.

And today’s episode? Whew. It’s one that speaks to the heart of where so many of us get stuck: "Am I actually ready to launch?"

If you’ve been wrestling with that question, you are not alone. I see it all the time in my coaching calls and inside our Facebook group. That moment when your dream starts to feel real... and suddenly, all the doubts rush in.

You start asking:

• What if I don’t have everything in place?

• What if my offer isn’t clear enough?

• Do I need a full website? A full-blown curriculum? Social media accounts?

It’s like we get caught in this spiral of perfection. And that spiral can keep us from making any progress at all.

But here’s the truth I want you to hear today: You don’t need to have everything perfect before you take your first step.

And that’s exactly why I created the Free Launch Readiness Guide—to help you stop second-guessing and start moving forward. If you haven’t grabbed it yet, it’s totally free and it’s linked in the show notes. Go download it now.

Mentioned in the Episode:

Free Launch Readiness Guide

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Welcome back to the final episode in our summer program podcast series here at the All Things Are Possible Teacher Podcast! If you’ve been tuning in from the beginning, you’ve already got your summer program planned, priced, and marketed. You’ve been doing the work, making the moves, and stepping into your purpose like the resilient, visionary educator you are. I’m so proud of you.

But now... let’s talk about what comes after summer. Because here’s the truth that many educators don’t realize when they run their very first summer program: It doesn’t have to end when summer ends.

Maybe you’re sitting there thinking:

• “I’d love to keep this going... but how?”

• “What if families aren’t interested in anything beyond summer?”

• “How do I even bring up the idea of year-round programs without feeling pushy?”

This episode is all about helping you use your summer camp or tutoring program as a launch pad—a stepping stone to something bigger, more sustainable, and more aligned with your long-term vision.

Because you’re not just running a one-time event—you’re building something. You’re creating a movement, a community, a safe place for kids to grow all year long.

So if you’re ready to turn your summer momentum into long-term success, this episode is for you. Let’s dive in!

Mentioned in the Episode:

Free Checklist: The 6 Step Startup Plan Checklist

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Dream Teacher Business Ignite Learning Pods

Let's dive into something that I know is sitting heavy on many of your hearts right now: How do I actually get kids signed up for my summer camp or tutoring program—without spending a fortune on ads?

You’ve done the planning. You’ve picked your theme. You’ve set your prices. Maybe you’ve even put together a little flyer or started talking to friends and family. But now you’re staring at that enrollment form wondering... Where are the sign-ups?!

It can feel discouraging. It can make you second-guess the whole idea. And that’s where so many amazing teachers give up—not because their program isn’t good, but because they don’t know how to market it in a way that feels authentic, faith-aligned, and actually works.

So today’s episode is going to shift that for you. I’m sharing my FAVORITE free or low-cost marketing strategies that have helped me fill my programs without spending money on Facebook or Instagram ads. We’re going to talk about where to show up, what to say, how to create buzz, and how to build partnerships and referrals that will multiply your message.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or like marketing just isn’t your thing—I want you to know this: You CAN do this. And I’m going to walk you through it step by step, teacher-to-teacher. Let’s get into it!

Mentioned in the Episode:

Free Checklist: The 6 Step Startup Plan Checklist

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Dream Teacher Business Ignite Learning Pods

I’m SO glad you’re here, especially if you’ve been thinking about starting a summer camp or tutoring program—or maybe you’re already planning one and now you’re staring at your budget like, “Okay, how do I actually price this thing so it makes money... without scaring parents off?”

Trust me, you are NOT alone. Pricing your summer program is one of the biggest stress points for teachers building their first offer. You’re probably thinking things like:

• “What if I charge too much and no one signs up?”

• “But I don’t want to undercharge and barely break even.”

• “Should I give sibling discounts? Early bird pricing? What’s fair?”

And underneath all of that is this fear of feeling salesy, greedy, or unqualified to run something parents would pay top dollar for.

Let’s pause right there. You are WORTHY of charging for your time, your talent, and your expertise. You’re not just offering babysitting—you are creating a safe, engaging, educational environment for kids over the summer. That is incredibly valuable, and it’s time we start pricing like it.

So today, we’re diving into pricing strategies that work for summer programs. We’re going to walk through how to calculate your costs, how to think like a business owner AND a parent, and how to confidently communicate your pricing without feeling weird about it. Sound good? Let’s go!

Mentioned in the Episode:

Free Checklist: The 6 Step Startup Plan Checklist

Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community

Dream Teacher Business Ignite Learning Pods