Today’s Saturday and I know we don’t really want to be talking about subbing, especially since it’s nearing the end of the school year. Behaviors aren’t outrageously bad but they’re not good.
What are your practical tips to help me survive til June 🫠
Hello, my name is Alexa. I am a former health coach, I helped teachers and paraprofessionals beat burnout. I was also a teacher myself.
I had a baby 2 years ago and didn’t go back to either jobs. However I LOVED being a health coach! For me, I had a hard time though with all of the administrative tasks while teaching and also coaching softball and health coaching.
I recently just had a baby 5 months ago (2 kids now) and wanting to get back into work. But different, I have been thinking about being a virtual assistant for other health coaches. I thought it would be appropriate since I understand how health coaching works.
In the meantime, I’m only just exploring this idea of being a VA and would love your input. I would love to help with administrative tasks like: email communication, scheduling, customer service, onboarding. I would also love to be a project manager on a project idea you have and manage the moving pieces behind launches, programs, and systems so you can focus on …coaching 😝
I also understand there are amazing tools out there for health coaches to do all these things 😂 and that’s okay if you’d never use a virtual assistant to help with all that. This is why I’m asking before I begin a business like this for health coaches. I want your brutal honest answers too!!
I have a busy summer so I’m hoping to start this for the fall.
My questions for you:
-what kind of support do you wish existed for health coaches that you haven’t found?
-for you specifically, what tasks steal most of your time
-does this sound like a good idea for coaches, especially new coaches?
Thanks for your support and your honest answers