Music Teaching Business David Hart

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http://bit.ly/GuitarTeacherWanted In this podcast I go through my top 5 reasons why I believe great guitar teachers are rare. Great teaching is a skill that can be mastered but most never reach a level of mastery. I don't claim to be a master by the way and never will. I will always view myself as a student but I do recognise mastery in others and I do strive for it. Having studied the topic of teaching, coaching, leadership etc for almost three decades has given me an acute awareness of what defines great teaching. No one knows it all and there are many different strengths a great teacher could possess but, the five reasons I discuss seem to be present with most great teachers I have come across.

For a free copy of the ebook 'The Essential Guide To Teaching Guitar visit http://bit.ly/GuitarTeacherWanted I received the following comment from one student in response to their G4 teacher (no names) and I just want to give you my thoughts. "The teacher did not listen to what I wanted out of the lessons nor tailor to my needs as a student, I think this is imperative for a teacher of anything."

Free ebook. http://bit.ly/GuitarTeacherWanted A good student seemingly out of nowhere, announces they will no longer be attending your lessons. When you enquire as to why they reply, “Money is a bit tight at the moment” or “I have a lot going on and don’t have the time right now”. Another student is not practicing. You ask them 'what’s wrong' and they reply, “My schedule is quite busy and it’s difficult to find the time to practice”. What's going on here?

To learn more about G4 GUITAR visit http://bit.ly/GuitarTeacherWanted. Your own success as a teacher and entrepreneur will depend on much you take responsibility and this relates to whether or not you accept excuses. Both your own and the excuses of others. In this podcast I am going to point out why, excuses are holding you back personally. I will also talk about why your effectiveness as a teacher/entrepreneur comes down to how well you handle excuses.

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http://bit.ly/GuitarTeacherWanted This can be a tricky subject. Simon Sinek author of the book ‘Start With Why’ goes into great detail about manipulations. A manipulation is anything you do to sell a service or product that is not actually associated with your why or reason for being in business. In other words we are selling the dream of playing guitar. Our offering is a structured method for learning guitar that will help people achieve that dream efficiently. Nothing more, nothing less. If what we offer matches what we deliver (consistency) people are happy and word will naturally spread through the community. The reason word spreads is because consistency is actually very rare and anything rare becomes valuable and generally talked about.

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http://bit.ly/GuitarTeacherWanted Keeping students is one thing but getting results is another. In this podcast I am going to talk about a very simple idea in theory that is often difficult in practice. It’s the ability to accept responsibility for your students and their outcomes.