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Avoiding Burnout, Being a Professional, Business Best Practices for Music Teachers, The Business End Series

Insurance for Independent Music Instructors

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As a natural born worry-wart, I am sometimes perversely interested in really boring topics.  But today’s riveting topic is essential even for non-worrier self-employed music instructors: …Drumroll… INSURANCE! [Trumpet fanfare] Why buy insurance? To protect you from the unexpected, like: Your studio gets burglarized or vandalized. Someone slips on the unshoveled walk outside your studio and … Continue reading Insurance for Independent Music Instructors →

Avoiding Burnout, Business Best Practices for Music Teachers, Long Term Teaching, Mindset for Success, Studio Management Tools

MF Seeks LTR: Managing a Long Term Relationship with Teaching Music

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I may be completely dating myself here, but do you remember those old personals ads, SWF seeks a partner for fun, dates, and possible LTR?  When I first got into teaching piano, I was told (in my Simply Music training program) that I was embarking on a long term relationship with teaching music.  Like any … Continue reading MF Seeks LTR: Managing a Long Term Relationship with Teaching Music →