Teaching you the secrets of running a successful rock band program, or just how to create an inspiring community centered on making music in your music lesson business. Host John Kozicki played in punk rock bands and went to school for business, while co-host Mandy York studied vocal performance and sang classical music. With vastly different background, these friends both run successful music lessons businesses and decided to record their conversations. From philosophy and culture to teaching and business strategy, each week John and Mandy turn their experiences into practical advice you can use to improve your music lesson business.
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Teaching you the secrets of running a successful rock band program, or just how to create an inspiring community centered on making music in your music lesson business. Host John Kozicki played in punk rock bands and went to school for business, while co-host Mandy York studied vocal performance and sang classical music. With vastly different background, these friends both run successful music lessons businesses and decided to record their conversations. From philosophy and culture to teaching and business strategy, each week John and Mandy turn their experiences into practical advice you can use to improve your music lesson business.
49: How to Take a Stress-Free Vacation from Your Lesson Business
Rock School Proprietor Podcast
30 minutes 5 seconds
4 months ago
49: How to Take a Stress-Free Vacation from Your Lesson Business
In this insightful episode of the Rock School Proprietor Podcast, hosts John Kozicki (Michigan Rock School and RockSchoolProprietor.com) and Mandy York (Music Time of Milford) discuss the importance of taking time off as small business owners, particularly in the context of running a lesson studio. They explore the anxieties and fears that often accompany taking a break, such as concerns about lost income and the responsibilities left behind. The conversation emphasizes the need for proper planning, delegation of tasks, and setting boundaries to ensure a smooth transition during time off. They also touch on cultural perspectives regarding work and vacation, highlighting the need to build time off into business practices for better work-life balance.
In this episode:
Taking time off is essential for small business owners.
Planning ahead can alleviate anxiety about taking time off.
Identifying specific fears can help in managing anxiety.
Delegating responsibilities is crucial when preparing for absence.
Setting clear communication with staff is important.
Cultural attitudes towards work and vacation vary significantly.
Building time off into pricing structures can benefit business.
Avoiding surprises for staff helps maintain a smooth operation.
Trusting your team is vital when you're away.
Taking breaks makes you a better teacher.
Whether you're a studio owner or a teaching professional, this episode offers valuable tips for protecting your well-deserved break. Listen in and learn how to truly unwind without compromising your business.
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Episode Transcript:
Rock School Proprietor Podcast
Teaching you the secrets of running a successful rock band program, or just how to create an inspiring community centered on making music in your music lesson business. Host John Kozicki played in punk rock bands and went to school for business, while co-host Mandy York studied vocal performance and sang classical music. With vastly different background, these friends both run successful music lessons businesses and decided to record their conversations. From philosophy and culture to teaching and business strategy, each week John and Mandy turn their experiences into practical advice you can use to improve your music lesson business.
