Pretty Rich Teacher

090: Putting Herself First: From Assistant Principal to Customer Success

July 16, 2026·57 min
Episode Description from the Publisher

If you're a teacher who feels like you've spent so much time taking care of everyone else that you've forgotten what you want, this episode is for you.In this episode, Jazmyne talks with Amber, a former assistant principal who left education for a fully remote Customer Success Manager role. Amber shares what led her to make the leap, how she navigated the transition while raising a family, and the mindset shifts that helped her stop putting herself last.When you listen to this episode, you'll walk away with:Insight into what the transition from education to corporate really looks like.Encouragement to embrace being a beginner and keep learning.The confidence to believe it's never too late to make a career change.Your teaching experience has value. Sometimes the hardest part is giving yourself permission to believe it belongs somewhere new.Are you a burnt out educator looking to leave the classroom but don't know where to start? Click here to enroll in my DIY Exit Plan Course.Are you a burnt out women in education ready for 1:1 mentorship, a custom 100K Career Plan + an additional stream of income? click here book a free 1:1 sales call to learn how to use your teaching experience to make 100k and beyond! On our call will personally map out how to make your 6K back in less than six months!Make sure to follow @prettyrichteacher on IG +TikTok and Linkedin (I go live weekly on Tuesdays!) + Youtube (Weekly Video Podcasts + Transitioned Teacher Vlogs)

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