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In this episode of the Start Teaching Guitar podcast, I’ll talk about some of the common excuses we tend to make for not taking action in our teaching businesses. The biggest reason guitar teachers FAIL is because they don’t take the bold, positive actions that can bring the success they’re looking for. I’m going to [...]
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Subscribe: iTunes, RSS
In this episode of the Start Teaching Guitar podcast, I’ll talk about some of the common excuses we tend to make for not taking action in our teaching businesses. The biggest reason guitar teachers FAIL is because they don’t take the bold, positive actions that can bring the success they’re looking for. I’m going to [...]
In episode 14 of the STG podcast, I talked about the process I used to review the previous year and set goals for the new year. One part of that was reviewing the top 5 things I learned in the last year. I thought I’d take a minute and share the #1 item on that [...]
The new year is HERE and there are tons of ideas swimming around in your head about how you can make your teaching business more successful in 2012. Most of the time you know exactly what to do next; knowing what to do isn’t really the problem. The problem is often just taking action…taking that [...]
Is fear keeping you from taking the plunge and starting your guitar teaching business, or from doing something BOLD to take it to the next level? This is a subject I happen to know a lot about. If I had to pick one overriding emotion that tries to dominate my life on a daily basis, [...]
I thought you might like this photo…it’s my 8-year old son, Ian, teaching one of the neighborhood kids how to play “Smoke On The Water”. Ian’s only been playing for a few months now, and he’s still very much a beginner, but here he is teaching his first guitar lesson. This just goes to illustrate [...]
Just like writing down your goals helps them to come to pass, writing out a practice schedule helps you plan and do the things that will make you the guitar player you want to be. Like I’ve mentioned before, your students need to know exactly WHEN they’re going to practice, for how LONG, and exactly [...]
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