Self-employed

A Saxophone Teacher And Music Producer's October Update

Four weeks since my last blog, here's an update on what I've been doing since then and what the future holds in store as Christmas looms.

Hello, Face-To-Face Music Lessons (It's Been A While)

After teaching via video since March 2020, I recently had my first face-to-face lesson in 15 months and it felt surreal to say the least.

A Music Teacher Moving Home

Moving house can be risky if you're self-employed but, with the rise of online working, the business can move with you more easily now.

An Unprecedented Year - The Challenges Of COVID

As lockdown restrictions ease, here's a blog about what challenges I, like so many others, had to overcome during this difficult year.

The Positives And Negatives Of Online Music Lessons

As an instrument teacher, I wanted take a moment to state and compare the positives and negatives I have found when doing video lessons.

Adapting A Routine Amid The COVID Pandemic

It's been 7 months since I had to make the move to video lessons. Here's what happened to my routine amid the COVID pandemic.

Five tips to help music composers writer's block

Writer's block is a topic that can split people's opinions. To some, you either get it or you don't. Personally, I believe that everyone...

The side hustle can be a game changer

It's never easy to take the plunge when starting a new business, especially if you're risk averse. But, risk is your best friend and