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Grit Is the Strongest Predictor Of Future Success

In formalized business, it is standard practice to develop protocols, policies, and procedures for operations. If you...

How To Sing “From The Diaphragm”

Breath & Support, Singing

You must have heard people saying “Sing from your diaphragm”, but what exactly do they mean? How can your diaphragm sing? What they actually mean is to use your diaphragm to control your singing breath.

What You Can Do to Prepare to Nail Your Next Singing Audition

Singing

An audition is your opportunity to share what you've learned and to showcase your individuality and passion. This...

How to Create Rules For a Great Life

Health, Success & Personal Development

Having rules that govern your life, behavior, and choices might seem confining and restrictive.
But there’s a profound freedom that comes from living by a set of rules that you’ve chosen for yourself.
You can refrain from toiling over as many decisions. You simply follow your own rules.
Suppose you had the rule that you’re never going to lie to your partner.
Then you never have to fight with yourself about whether or not to tell the truth. You simply tell the truth and get on with life.
Develop your own set of rules for each aspect of your life.

4 Essential Tips for Taking Care of Your Guitar

Practice

A guitar is a great instrument to learn. It can be used in many different styles of music, from country to jazz....

iPhone Apps We Love for Singers and Other Musicians

Auditions, Breath & Support, Singing, Speaking, Success & Personal Development

As a music studio founder, director, and teacher, these iPhone apps are absolute essentials when it comes to teaching...

How To Help Your Introverted Child Interact During Social Activities: A Mom’s Guide

Stage Fright, Success & Personal Development

The Biggest Hurdles an Introverted Child Faces is Learning to Interact with Others

Does your introverted child have trouble joining groups or interacting with others? They may also reveal unwavering fear or shyness in social situations.

If so, you can help them by gently encouraging them to get involved and allowing them to practice. It is very important not to force your child to participate in social activities if they do not want to, as this could mean that they stop wanting to try at all.