Cali Space Academy

You spent thousands on teacher training because you had a vision. You would transform people's lives. Finally do work that lights you up. And make good money too.

But here you are, scrolling Instagram at 11 PM, watching teachers with half your training fill their classes while you're texting friends to fill yours.

You're undercharging. Over-explaining. Apologizing for your music choices. Watching the door, terrified no one else will walk through.

You know you're holding yourself back.

Here's what's really happening:

Your training didn't teach you how to handle the voice that whispers "Who do you think you are?" every time you promote yourself.

It didn't prepare you for the guilt of wanting to actually make money. Or the comparison spiral that hits every time someone else succeeds.

This is not a skills problem. This is a self-trust problem.

And no amount of anatomy courses will fix it.

The teachers filling their classes aren't more talented. They're not better at chaturanga or naturally charismatic.

They just stopped waiting for permission.

They stopped treating their teaching like a hobby they should be grateful anyone shows up for. They stopped making their worth negotiable.