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Mathematics and Life 43 Core concepts to be a Rich Teacher 1

 Core concepts to be a Rich Teacher 1

The right mindset


Introduction In this series of articles, I am going to discuss my perception of being a Rich Teacher.


Individual 


The first and foremost thing is that in this series as well as the upcoming WhatsApp workshop 8th to 12th March and its sequel of longer workshops, I am going to discuss how you, in personal capacity, can be rich. Technology, social media, has made it possible that you develop your, even 10 or 100 times your current business, sitting in one room using just a cell phone, laptop, few other simple equipments you already use. Surely, you cannot be a Bill Gates or even closer to rich education ventures like Vedantu, Byju’s, Abacus franchise, IIT / NEET / UPSC/ CA / CAT coaching and other big names without significant team, spending.


But surely, you can earn much more than your current income. Earn it regularly, repeatedly and scale up as well at least 10 times and even 100 times in a visible timeline.


You first earn Respect first and then money, status, will follow.


R results people want results. You show results. People should feel you delivered beyond their expectations.

E Experience is what your students are looking for. They want to feel and not read, write. How often they use your tips will make the difference

S Skills are the game changers. How many irreplaceable skills do you have ? Are you just a maintenance person or a developer ? That's the differentiator

P Passion is doing something consistently. The day you teach, treat, one student with same intensity as if 100 enrolled, you will have 100 as well.

E Efficiency is the ability to reduce spending time, energy, money. If you are doing something that helps being efficient, people remember it.

C Commitment is how much you are dedicated on your own ideas. If you do not spend / invest time, money, on yourself, your venture, who would and why ?

T Talent.  Work in the area where your talent is already accepted. People seek your opinion, counsel, advice work on that aspect more.


Enroll for the WhatsApp class through this link


https://chat.whatsapp.com/GVZQ31aAs5e4lHEhj3pYrd


Fee is 99/- for the first 10, 199/- thereafter. You may pay through Patym, Google Pay, Phone Pe on 8085906062 and share the receipt personally on the same.


Dr Prakash Moghe

Moghe Education Consultancy

8085906062, 7489447223

drpnmoghe@gmail.com 


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