Educator FI | Financial Independence For Educators

Why Do Principals Move Teachers Around?

I changed assignments 8 times in my first ten years of teaching. Teacher moves can cause chaos and uncertainty. So, why do principals do it?

Challenge is Great. I Just Want To Choose.

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Financial independence isn’t about a life free from challenge. Instead, it’s about choosing those that are most fulfilling.

How to Be Goal-Oriented and Happy

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Being goal-oriented is a positive trait. Yet, the downsides can steal the joy from your life. You don’t need to be miserable in the pursuit of ever greater achievements. Instead…

What Are Furlough Days For Teachers?

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When the economy turns down and state budgets start shrinking, school districts begin looking at furlough days for teachers and other educators.

What is RIF? How to Navigate RIF as an Educator

RIF (Reduction in Force) is a painful and frustrating thing to go through. It’s not personal, many of us have experienced it. Learn what you need to know and how to get through it. You’ll be back to work in no time!

Natural Consequences – Powerful for Learning. Dangerous for Your Money.

Recognizing both the power and danger of natural consequences, we should approach financial outcomes more like physically dangerous ones.

Is It Worth Going From Teacher To Administrator?

Teachers know firsthand the importance of good principals. Many wonder though: Is it worth going from teacher to administrator? Maybe.

Teacher Vs. Administrator On The Path To Financial Independence

Education is a great career option for pursuing financial independence. (That’s the whole point of this site – ha!) Both teaching or administration will get you there – just in very different ways and at different speeds.