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If you're frustrated and exhausted, try this before you quit music teaching altogether.

3 Things I DIDN'T do to grow my music studio, and what I did instead

I probably don't have to tell you that there are many great things about being a private music teacher. The wonderful parents and...

Use these time-tested strategies to find students as a new private music teacher

smart strategies to attract students to your mission-driven music studio

Happy fall, my friends! Or, more specifically, happy fall teaching (since it isn't technically fall yet). I'm sure many of you have...

The ultimate music teacher fall studio checklist

Learn the secrets to running a successful music studio that is personally rewarding

Why it's our responsibility to say no to accepting certain types of students into our studio

Teaching your ideal students is good for your mental health and business success.

This online course helps dedicated private music teachers build financially successfully businesses they love

To build a high value teaching career you love and the financial success you deserve, start here.

Talking points to help you master those conversations with parents and students

four strategies to help teachers find private music students in difficult economic times

Here we are. Spring has sprung. We're in the final months of the school year. Perhaps your spring recital is a few weeks or months away...

Use these tips to persuade music parents to sign up for lessons in your studio

These music rubrics will help your students learn each piece faster

Strategies for motivating students to practice after the holidays.

Should you charge for last minute lesson cancellations? Yes. Here's why.

Why I teach Halloween music each year, how I do so, and the pedagogical value it holds