Composer, Educate Thyself: How to Build a Custom Music Theory Study Program

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the vastness of music theory? You have a dozen tabs open on film scoring, a book on classical counterpoint you’ve been meaning to read, and a DAW full of half-finished ideas that could use some structural help. The desire to learn is there, but the path is scattered.

Build a custom music theory study program for yourself

The Six-Month Rule: Why Everything Takes Time and How to Plan Accordingly

In our instant-gratification world, we've forgotten a fundamental truth: meaningful results take time. Whether you're launching a business, building a creative career, or making major life changes, there's one timeline that consistently proves itself...the six-month rule.

Always be 6 months ahead

Everything worth doing takes a minimum of six months to show real results. And if you want to succeed, you need to be planning six months ahead. This isn't pessimism; it's strategic realism that can transform how you approach your goals.

From Artist to Entrepreneur: A Musician's Guide to Building a Business

For musicians, the transition from pure artistry to entrepreneurship can feel like learning an entirely different instrument. The creative mind that flows naturally with melodies and rhythms often struggles with spreadsheets and marketing funnels. But here's the truth: becoming a successful music entrepreneur isn't optional anymore, it's essential for survival in today's industry.

Creating great tracks is only half the work. Marketing and business are daily activities.

The Daily Practice Blueprint: What Every Musician Should Focus On

Whether you're channeling Miles Davis, channeling Mozart, or crafting the next chart-topper, your daily practice routine is the foundation of your musical growth. Each musical discipline requires its own unique approach to skill development. Here's a comprehensive guide to structuring your daily practice, complete with specific templates for jazz musicians, composers, rock artists, producers, and classical performers.

Each discipline requires it's own separate approach and practice program

The Complete Guide to Practicing Effectively

Every musician knows the feeling: you sit down to practice, waste 15 minutes looking for your music, spend another 10 minutes trying to remember what you worked on last time, and then wonder why your progress feels so slow. The truth is, effective practice isn't just about putting in hours, it's about practicing smart. Here's how to transform your practice sessions from chaotic jam sessions into focused, productive skill-building experiences.

Have a dedicated uncluttered space with everything ready to go