We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting an online language coaching business:

#1: Marlena Jorn, founder of Marlena Jorn Tutors:

We chatted with with Marlena, founder of Marlena Jorn Tutors ($240/month). In our interview, Marlena says:

There will be many discouraging moments, many "No"'s. This is completely normal and part of the journey for many entrepreneurs, including myself. Keep pushing yourself, and you will get through the tough times!

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#2: Eva Rosales, founder of Hyperfluent:

We chatted with with Eva, founder of Hyperfluent ($10K/month). In our interview, Eva says:

Word of mouth was my most successful marketing technique. One of my friends recommended me to one of her friends who happened to be the personal assistant to a very well-known NBA player.

Additionally:

Learn what makes you uncomfortable, and REPEAT. What I learned about myself in 15 years, I could have never learned just from reading books or hearing others tell their own stories.

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#3: Muhammad al andalusi, founder of Andalus Institute:

We chatted with with Muhammad, founder of Andalus Institute ($75K/month). In our interview, Muhammad says:

I was struggling to keep up with the day-to-day income-producing activities, so I started to train my team to do them as well so I can outsource that to them.

Additionally:

Try and monetize your passion, you will then love your business and it won’t feel like work.

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#4: Muhammad al andalusi, founder of Andalus Institute:

We chatted with with Muhammad, founder of Andalus Institute ($75K/month). In our interview, Muhammad says:

The magic lies in unwavering commitment. There will be moments, perhaps extended periods, of doubt and stagnation.

Additionally:

I consciously practiced disconnecting from work during specific times, and to my surprise, our growth didn't stall; it flourished.

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Starting An Online Language Coaching Business: Everything You Need To Know

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