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Should I Stay or Go? How to Decide If It’s Time to Leave Teaching—Without Guilt

Should I Stay or Go? How to Decide If It’s Time to Leave Teaching—Without Guilt

Update: 2025-08-23
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Hey friend, this one's personal.
If you’ve ever said, “Maybe I’ll just stick it out one more year,” this episode is your invitation to something different. Not a lecture. Not a pitch. A real workshop. A pause. A chance to breathe.

In this short episode, I’m sharing:

  • What I mean by the “Invisible Backpack” and why it keeps you stuck
  • The truth about “just one more year” (hint: it’s still a decision)
  • The 5Ps Framework I created to help you sort the chaos and find clarity

But more importantly, I’m inviting you to join me for the DECIDE Workshop—a live, interactive session designed to help burned-out teachers make career decisions that are grounded in truth, not guilt.

🗓️ Two Dates to Choose From:
September 1 or September 27 at 2PM CT
🎟️ Click here to register now

Spots are limited because this isn’t a webinar. It’s a conversation.

You’ll walk away with:

  • Space to set down what’s been weighing you down
  • Reflection prompts that cut through the noise
  • A personal roadmap—whether you stay, shift, or leave

This isn’t about rushing out the door. It’s about making your next move with eyes wide open

Let’s stop surviving and start deciding.

If you have any questions, reach out to me directly at Vanessa@teachersintransiton.com.

I hope to see you there! 

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Should I Stay or Go? How to Decide If It’s Time to Leave Teaching—Without Guilt

Should I Stay or Go? How to Decide If It’s Time to Leave Teaching—Without Guilt

Vanessa Jackson