Ep.254 Lessons Learned in the First Year of Teaching Singing with Mark Lowman

About this episode

Mark Lowman shares his experiences and lessons learned during his first year of teaching singing.

Ever wondered what really happens in that all-important first year of teaching? The leap from passion to profession, from ‘maybe one day’ to ‘this is it’ - it’s rarely a straight line. In today’s episode, we’re diving into the journey of Mark Lowman - from a career in hospitality and travel to stepping into life as a vocal coach. What does it take to start from scratch, build a studio, and back yourself when imposter syndrome creeps in? This is an honest look at that first year: the turning p...

People in this episode

Guest: Mark Lowman

Topics covered

• teaching singing
• first year experiences
• vocal coaching
• imposter syndrome
• career transition

Keywords

• teaching
• singing
• vocal coach
• imposter syndrome
• career change

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