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A personal blog offering planning, budgeting, and productivity guidance for academics balancing work and family.

Overview

Toddler on the tenure track is a personal blog that helps academics, particularly those balancing research, teaching, and parenting, with planning, budgeting, and productivity guidance. It shares practical workflows, templates, and reflections to support year-long planning, financial organization, and sustainable daily routines.

Mission statement

To empower academics, especially those juggling research, teaching, and parenting, to plan effectively, manage finances, and stay organized through practical strategies, thoughtful reflection, and accessible resources.

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What we offer

plan(it)*

Service

Structured planning course to help academics balance research, teaching, and personal life.

www.toddleronthetenuretrack.com/planit

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Academic planning and productivity

1.2 Billion USD14% CAGR

Capabilities for year-, term-, and weekly planning, goal setting, task tracking, and reusable templates targeted to researchers and faculty.

Faculty professional development and career planning

3 Billion USD7.5% CAGR

Resources and structured curricula that support tenure-track progress, annual review preparation, workload balancing across research, teaching, and service, and long-term career goal setting.

Learning delivery and course management

32.7 Billion USD17% CAGR

Course creation and delivery for coaching-led learning: drag-and-drop course builder, hybrid course support (video + live sessions), resource libraries, module unlocks, progress tracking and mobile access.

Work-life integration and parental support for academics

0.3 Billion USD9% CAGR

Guidance and templates for budgeting, daily routines, and sustainable planning that help academics balance parenting, caregiving, and professional responsibilities.

More information about our offering

plan(it)*

plan(it)* is a structured planning course for academics to map out their year and term across research, teaching, service, and personal life. It uses seven modules that guide goal setting, bucket identification, and weekly planning, with accompanying electronic workbooks and templates. Participants can choose between Google Docs workbook, a digital fillable PDF, or a Notion workbook, and may access Notion templates designed for academic planning. The course includes updates to materials and a framework to plan both yearly and fall-term activities.

  • Comprehensive Framework
    Structured modules help participants systematically approach their planning needs.
  • Enhances Organizational Efficiency
    This template allows users to centralize all academic responsibilities, ensuring that tasks and projects are easily manageable. With sections for research, teaching, and administrative duties, it promotes clarity and focus.
  • Choose Your Format
    Participants can select their preferred workbook format to suit their planning style.
  • Create Actionable Plans
    Participants develop clear, actionable steps for managing their academic journey.
  • Streamlines Task Execution
    With an integrated task management feature, users can visualize and prioritize their workload, making it easier to meet deadlines and manage multiple projects.
  • Receive Updates
    Participants benefit from continual access to the latest course materials and enhancements.
  • Utilize Notion Tools
    Access specialized Notion resources tailored for the unique needs of academics.
  • Adapts to User Needs
    Each section can be modified according to specific academic roles, helping users address the unique challenges they face in their scholarly pursuits.
  • Plan Your Fall
    Specific guidance for effectively planning the fall academic term.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the market figures shown above.

Academic planning and productivity

Estimate derived from reported adjacent markets: education productivity/apps (≈$7.4–7.6B in 2025) and education ERP (≈$27.6B in 2026). Assuming researcher/faculty-focused planning/productivity represents roughly 10–20% of the education-productivity/apps segment (≈$0.7–1.5B) and ~5% of ERP (≈$1.4B), and discounting overlap, a conservative blended current-market estimate is ≈$1.2B. Growth potential (CAGR ≈14%) is set within observed ranges for EdTech, education apps, ERP and business-productivity software (reported CAGRs ~12–21%), reflecting faster adoption of cloud/SaaS and AI-driven productivity features in higher education and research workflows.

Faculty professional development and career planning

Search results included general professional-development market pages and academic discussion of continuing professional development but did not provide explicit market-size or CAGR figures for the niche “faculty professional development and career planning.” I therefore estimated using sector heuristics: assume a conservative global addressable population of ~3 million higher-education faculty/adult academic staff and an average institutional or individual spend on faculty-focused PD/career-planning services of about $1,000 per faculty per year (coaching, courses, workshops, online programs, tenure-support services). That yields ~USD 3.0 billion annually (3,000,000 × $1,000). Growth potential (CAGR ~7.5%) reflects broader professional-development and digital learning market growth, increasing institutional investment in faculty development and career-readiness services, and rising demand for online/coaching solutions. Estimate sensitivity: if average spend ranges $500–$2,000 or faculty population 2–5M, market size range ≈ $1–$10B. No explicit market-size/CAGR data were found in the provided search results, so internal market-hierarchy and per-user spend assumptions were applied.

Learning delivery and course management

Estimates are based on recent market reports for Learning Management Systems (LMS) / online course platforms, which place the market in the low‑30s billion USD range for 2025–2026 and project high mid‑teens CAGRs through the 2030s. I selected USD 32.7B (2025) as a representative current market size (FutureMarketInsights) and a 17.0% CAGR as the midpoint of reported forecasts (16.6%–18.1%), noting that coaching-led course delivery and course-management features are included within the broader LMS/online course platform market.

Work-life integration and parental support for academics

Search results show strong academic interest and institutional programs around faculty work–life integration and parental support but contain no explicit market-size figures. I estimated a global niche market for guidance, templates, coaching, and institutional programs targeted at academics by: (1) assuming a reachable user base on the order of millions of academics worldwide; (2) combining likely annual spend per user/ institution for low-cost digital products (templates, subscriptions) and higher-value services (workshops, coaching, institutional policy consulting); and (3) aggregating annual per-user and institutional revenues to arrive at an approximate annual market of ~$200–350M, rounded to $300M (0.3B). Growth potential (CAGR ~9%) reflects increased institutional attention to faculty work-life integration, post-pandemic demand for flexible supports, and steady adoption of digital/HR solutions for parental support.

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