Three Advantages to Separating Your Business & Personal Accounts
We have to keep track of money flow in order to ensure that our personal and business lives are financially healthy. By being aware of where our money is coming from and where it is going, we can make better choices about how to use it. Learn 3 key tips here.
How the Sunk Cost Fallacy is Keeping You Down
Your best work is not behind you. It is in front of you. Your best self wasn’t in college, or grad school, or DMA program, or at yesterday’s workshop. Your intelligence, wit, selflessness, and gobsmacking amazingness didn’t end when you got a...
To Get What we Want, we must Seize the C.R.A.Y.
Now that it’s January 75th (DEAR GOODNESS MAKE IT STOP!), I offer to you a new mantra: Seize the C.R.A.Y. Clear & Responsible About what is Yours “I wish I would have started planning earlier…” or “I just don’t know how...
You Can Change Your Life. Yes, you can.
I wrote a thing for myself. A reminder. A manifest. A pep-talk. I thought you may relate, so decided to share it: Dear Self (you amazing and delightfully silly and grace-y person, you), You have a choice. Yes, you. You have a choice in how your voice works, your...
Believing in Competition is Killing Your Studio
Believing we are in competition with the studio owner down the street kills our mojo. And by mojo, I mean our soul, teaching, and bank account. Stop trying to get more students and start sending your siren call to the right students.
Scheduling for Voice Teachers… an Observation
Observation: Never ever once have I listened to a podcast with a male entrepreneur speaking about how they set their life tasks around their family activities, getting the house taken care of, or how to shift the mindset around work when you become a parent....
Voice Teachers: Stop Blaming the Students
We blame our students for our voice studio frustrations, but how can we be more response-able? Each and every complaint we have about our students can be solved with one thing…