Burnout is a real thing—and it could kill your *passion* for teaching music AND your income…
Maybe you entered into this business because you felt a strong desire to share what you love with your students (...while also getting paid for it).
Maybe you’re eager to grow your music studio (so you don’t have to worry about taking on a second job to make ends meet)...
And hey, wouldn’t it be nice to enjoy a relaxing meal with family & friends every once in a while?!?
Pssst! A ton of talented music teachers struggle with the same challenges you face.
But, once you’ve mastered music theory and you’ve got access to the strategies, tricks & tools you need to teach it in a fun AND effective way, things fall into place, FAST.
HERE’S THE ONE QUESTION I’M ASKED REPEATEDLY...
So, why do I NEED to master music theory?
THE NUMBERS DON’T LIE...
50% of students quit music lessons within the first 2-3 years.
These students quit because they find it too hard. And they find it too hard because they don’t understand the language of music...
You wouldn’t hand a 5-year-old kid Shakespeare without first teaching them grammar and the ebbs and flows of poetry, right?
The same goes for teaching music...
You wouldn’t ask a 5-year-old student to pick up a book and read chords from the top down without first teaching them music theory.
The study of music theory can help students gain a deeper understanding of music composition & performance, so they understand the WHY behind all of it…
And guess what?!? The principles that govern the study and production of music are the SAME that govern those of math and science.
So, when you help your students understand music theory, you’re helping them understand how the world around them works. Win-win!
Music theory ALSO has the power to free your mind from self-doubt...
So you can master the art of teaching music theory classes in an easy-to-understand way that delights your students (because they’ll learn faster) AND increases your income (we’ll talk about this in a minute).
MUSIC THEORY is the MISSING INGREDIENT you need to build a thriving studio—even if you’ve struggled in the past.
This is how you not only transform your life, but you also transform the lives of your students, forever.