The fact is it does take a lot of work to start an online music education business, to create great free valuable content for an audience of your ideal music students, and of course, to make products to sell to them.
To get this thing off the ground starting with zero followers, this is no easy feat. It’s going to require your time, your energy and your perseverance.
Many of you may be thinking yourself, “Well, I have a really busy schedule but everything that you are talking about in this podcast about making passive income as a musician sounds awesome and I want to do it, but I just don’t know if I have enough time.”
Well, in today’s episode, I want to be going over 3 different things that you can do to find more time in your schedule so you can start building a future for yourself as an online music educator.
In this episode:
1. Write out your work week schedule and find the missing hours
2. Ask yourself what you are willing to sacrifice
3. Consider your MVP (Minimal Viable Product)
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I look forward to having you join me in the next episode!
Important Links:
Awesome Online Music Teaching Business Plan