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Why Mistakes Are Important For Success (The Value of Learning Through Failure)

You see, the most important lessons I've learned in life have been through failure. I almost never learned as much when I "won."

So if you've ever felt beaten down by a society that demands *perfection*, I sincerely hope you read my latest blog post. Even if you don't, I hope you realize you're "perfect" the way you are.

How to Start and Build a Piano Studio With ZERO Students

Have you ever wondered what it takes to build a piano studio … from scratch?

In the latest blog post I cover how to:
- Get your first student
- Develop a USP
- Sell
- Build an online presence
- Stay motivated for the long-term
- Scale your studio or pursue other opportunities

​​Why You Need  To Build Better Relationships With Your Customers

Try answering the following 2 questions:
  • What do bad businesses have in common?
  • What about good ones?
Chances are that bad business make you feel like a dollar sign, while good business make you feel like a human being.
Whether it's piano lessons or baking pies, the most important ingredient for business success is ... PEOPLE.
If you get this down, I promise you'll not only make MORE money, but LOVE what you do even more.
Read this week's blog and learn some valuable lessons you can apply to your relationships AND business.

​People Over Profit

When you walk into the store, what are you buying besides the actual product? You're paying for an experience. And you'll pay more based on that experience. Businesses that focus too much on their bottom line forget that their most important "product" is PEOPLE. If you're a business owner, your customers aren't buying your things because it's the best thing since sliced bread (although YOU might think so). They're buying because you made them feel valued - you treated them like a human being.
And there's ONE thing that happened, fairly recently, to make this idea loud and clear: 2020.