It’s week 3 in the “Easy Recipes for Busy Piano Teachers” series. I hope you are enjoying this topic. Please don’t hesitate to email me or let me know in the comments if you do. This is my absolute favorite […]
Easy Recipes for the Busy Piano Teacher: Recipe #3 Greek Chicken Read More »
If you read the last “Easy Meals for the Busy Piano Teacher” post, you’ll know that I’m sharing my easiest, yummiest recipes with you, my piano teaching friends because: I have no time to cook I hate to cook most of
Easy Meals for the Busy Piano Teacher: #2 Creamy Potato Soup Read More »
I love delicious food, but I don’t have time to cook on days that I teach! Unfortunately, that’s not my only problem with cooking: I don’t happen to like to cook most of the time. I have to feed a
Easy Meals for the Busy Piano Teacher: #1 Cilantro Lime Chicken Read More »
6Â Ways to Get and Stay Creative Sometimes when you read someone’s blog, you get the idea that they have this fantastically neat and perfect life in which they have beautiful, fireside, quiet moments to write a blog post, create an
How To Get and Stay Creative – even with constant distractions Read More »
Have you noticed that in the last 10 years, doctors offices, dentists office, physical therapy offices have started charging a cancellation fee if you don’t show up to your appointment or don’t cancel your appointment within 24 hours? It used
The Doctor Teaches the Piano Teacher Read More »
After presenting about tuition structures that allow us teachers to be paid the same amount every month regardless of the number of lessons, I’m often asked how I handle Monday holidays since that seems to mean that Monday students will
How Do You Handle the Monday Holidays? Read More »
Yesterday, Andrea Dow of Teach Piano Today interviewed me on the subject of workaholism amongst piano teachers<! It was great fun to chat with her about this issue and I hope it is a help to you! I’ve made note
More on Workaholism & the Teach Piano Today Interview Read More »
As we begin thinking about personal resolutions for the new year, we might also want to think about resolutions we might need to make as a piano teacher. The Clavier Companion blog is featuring an article I recently wrote for
Are You a Workaholic Piano Teacher? Read More »
The next set of courses offered at the Piano Teachers School begin October 15th.  The courses are taught by Kristin Yost who has written a number of posts for the Dollars and Sense part of the ComposeCreate® blog.  These courses
Piano Teacher School Now Enrolling Read More »
I can’t believe that in my previous post, To Give or Not to Give Makeup Lessons, I forgot to mention one of the ways I most often “makeup” lessons for students! I just revised the article, so if you’d like to see the
Important Option I Failed to Mention Read More »
The Great Fuzzy Event of 2026!
You will not believe what we released at this premier event! Four new Fuzzies solos, a new and FREE incentive program, summer ideas, new resources and so much more! Even the replay is super fun!
