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5 Music Business Lies That Hurt Your Music Career
5 Music Business Lies That Hurt Your Music Career By Tom Hess Wish your music career was moving ahead much faster? Stop accepting these false claims about the music industry: Music Career Myth #1: You have to be generally young to get far in the music industry. Reality: People and bands in the music business don’t care much about age. There are many successful musicians who are above thirty who are growing excellent careers. Age is just a number. At the end of the day,
July 30, 2017
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Why Generic Guitar Teaching Methods Suck And How To Quickly Transform Your Guitar Students Into Great Players
The majority of guitar teachers use general guitar learning books or methods to try to teach their students. Unless you only teach beginning guitar students, you are going to face these major problems in your guitar teaching: 1. Your students won’t make a lot of progress on guitar and the progress they do make... will be very slow at best. General guitar teaching books and courses were made only to teach musical concepts, they were not made to help your students make pr
April 14, 2016
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Five Ways To Motivate Your Guitar Students To Practice More
What do you think is the most important skill your guitar students have to learn from you in order to become excellent musicians as fast as possible? Think it’s guitar soloing? Maybe it’s songwriting? Perhaps it’s aural skills? Or is it improvising? Here is the answer you seek: it’s none of the above. In reality, the most important skill your students need to have to become great is knowing how to practice guitar as effectively as possible. Your guitar
January 13, 2016
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Why Most Guitar Teachers Never Achieve Success & How You Can
Statistics have shown that the majority of guitar teachers do not succeed with their teaching businesses. Most guitar teachers have just a few really great students (if they actually have any) - and for most of them, a $60,000 per year income seems like a distant dream. Most of these teachers get frustrated and end up working at some day job that has nothing to do with music, preaching the myth that making money by teaching guitar it's too hard, if not impossible. Truth is, i
December 16, 2015