Side Hustle Teachers

A blog is a really great entry point into the world of online business. It’s got a low barrier to get started, and literally anyone with internet access can do it. But you’re not just anyone. You’re a teacher. And if you’re going to do something, damn it, you’re going to do it right. And this is exactly what keeps so many teachers from starting their blog. There’s an expression of unknown origin that Gretchen Rubin popularized in her book, The Happiness Project, that is quite apt for this situation; The perfect is the enemy of the good.  No doubt you’ve read about blogging (hello!), watched YouTube videos, or listened to podcasts, and you’ve discovered that there’s more to a blog than slapping up a website and shoving out content. In fact, learning about blogging can take you down quite a rabbit hole… It can lead to procrastilearning or educrastination and prevent you from ever getting started. I wrote about that a while back, and you can read Why Teacherprenuers Should Stop Learning and Start Doing here. But