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.
73: Eric Branner | Teaching Boldly and Founding Fons
Rock School Proprietor Podcast
45 minutes
3 weeks ago
73: Eric Branner | Teaching Boldly and Founding Fons
In this episode John Kozicki (Michigan Rock School and RockSchoolProprietor.com) interviews Eric Branner, founder of FONS studio management software, and host of the 440 Podcast. The two have an introspective conversation about treating teaching as a calling and building a studio grounded in purpose. They discuss Eric's journey founding FONS, automating scheduling and payments, owning your pricing, perceived value, and how bold decisions create momentum for studios and teachers.
In this episode:
How teaching is a calling and should be embraced as such, and success in teaching often comes from confidence and clarity in purpose.
Why perceived value significantly influences student enrollment, and parents often seek the best for their children, impacting their choices.
How taking a bold approach to pricing can actually attract more students.
How mentorship plays a crucial role in personal and professional growth, and mindset shifts can lead to increased opportunities.
Tune in for practical lessons on elevating your business, cultivating community, and rethinking what music teaching can mean for your life and career.
Eric's Podcast, The Fourfourty (440) with Eric Branner
Eric's Website
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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.
