Hear one Australian mom's story about creating a non-teaching dream studio for flute lessons, where she runs the business while balancing a busy family schedule and PhD studies.

Christie Gallen, aka The Flute Coach, has founded a successful online flute lessons business without doing the teaching herself, freeing up her time to study for an advanced degree and balancing family needs. We'll take a look at her business model and ideas, including how Christie works together with her associate, Monique who does the teaching, while Christie takes care of managing the business and marketing the brand.

In this episode, Christie shares interesting stories of how she built her business and how it has grown over the years into a successful online teaching studio. Studio owners who feel boxed in by 1:1 teaching hours can learn scaling tips from The Flute Coach's proven method.

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In this episode, you’ll learn how this mom created a non-teaching dream studio:

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About our Guest, Christie Gallen, the Flute Coach

Christie Gallen is a passionate flute player and the founder of TheFluteCoach.com.  She's also a mother, wife, scientist, part-time PhD student, lover of zombie movies and Stephen King novels.

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