Taking a Month off From Your School [7FMS Ep. #13]
by Daniel Patterson
Each summer, Nate takes a month off from his music school to get distance from the business and recharge his batteries.
While this might be common with smaller music studios…
How is it possible for a music school owner with 25+ staff to do this?
Join us in today’s episode where we cover:
- How your music school can thrive while you’re on sabbatical
- The most important rule for a sabbatical… it’s not meant to be easy
- What if my team is small or my studio is still new?
- Strategies to delegate tasks to your team and stay organized
- When you should announce your sabbatical
- How to be totally clear on what must operate while you’re away
- The only “price” you should be paying for a sabbatical – planning
- How to clearly establish the rules of your sabbatical for your team
- The purpose of a sabbatical… what will you walk away with?
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Daniel Patterson is a private teacher, writer, and marketing consultant for music schools.
He began teaching in 2004. He co-founded and led marketing operations for a summer music camp that sees over 200 children each summer.
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