When George looks back on music lessons of his youth, he remembers only misery. Stuffy piano teachers, monotonous scales, and the dread of upcoming recitals made faking sickness a weekly occurrence. Music lessons were the enemy, and he’d do anything to miss them.

But watching a high school friend learn from a teacher who taught improvisation & the rock music he loved changed his perspective. Music instruction could bring students alive, not just “make them better.” It could be FUN!

He picked up the guitar with that teacher in mind and fell in love. Then he knew, “I just had to do something in music.”

Together with his business partner, George has turned in-home music instruction on its ear. Equally as important, his business model provides a level of financial security for gig workers (his instructors) unheard of in the industry.

People, passion, perspective. It’s all here!

To learn more:

👉Find him on LinkedIn & at BoldMusicLessons.com

Robert Ballard said, “Follow your own passion—not your parents’, not your teachers’—yours.”

George did.