You might get more students from finding the right answers. But this is how you'll build your dream music school.

You might get more students from finding the right answers.

But you’ll build your dream music school by asking the right questions.

Last week, we had a conversation in our mastermind that almost every teacher has asked themselves.

It started with a question about social media.

Should she put her business and personal brand on one page? Or keep them separate?

On the surface, it sounded like a strategy question.

One page vs. two.

But as we went deeper, the real question came out.

It wasn’t about social media at all.

It was about her. Who she’s becoming.

What she wants her business—and her life—to reflect.

As we talked, the shift happened.

She realized it wasn’t about which strategy would bring in more students.

It was about stepping into a new level of herself.

With clarity and conviction in her choices.

It was about whether having the same or separate pages would allow her to share her message most authentically.

And with that comes attracting dream students with ease.

These are the kinds of results when conversations go beyond surface-level.

In our mastermind, you’re not just asking “how-to” questions.

You’re asking, “Who do I need to become to make this work?”

When you focus from “what to do” to “who to become”…

That’s when real growth happens.

When you face the real conversations, the path gets clearer.

Decisions feel safer.

And conviction comes naturally.

But without a space to explore these questions, it’s easy to stay stuck.

I remember how lonely it was growing my piano studio years ago.

Making only surface-level changes.

Never reaching that deeper level of growth.

If you’re ready to go beyond tactics and create that dream music school…

It starts with the questions you’re willing to ask.

-Ben