The Encyclopedia of Applied Fantasticness

What is teaching all about?  Teaching all about leaving a legacy in the hearts, minds and souls of all of your students. In this episode of The Tutor Podcast Neil gives you an insight on how he records his legacy and the importance of doing so.  KEY TAKEAWAYS  All coached and tutors should have one.  What is an encyclopaedia of applied fantasticness? It’s my memory book where I keep a personal record of the people I’ve enjoyed teaching and coaching. It’s for the notes, cards and photos etc… that I’ve received from all of my students and clients.  Being a tutor is such a privilege and so much better than any other job I’ve ever done.    I look at my encyclopaedia of applied fantasticness when I’m feeling down to remind myself of the brilliant students I’ve worked with and taught and how I’ve impacted their lives in a positive way.  That nagging feeling of unreality, being a fraud and impostor syndrome fades when I look at my encyclopaedia of applied fantasticness.  If you haven’t already got one, start one. It’s memories of great times you’ve had with students and proof of you not being an impostor for when you get that feeling.   BEST MOMENTS  ‘It’s hard to believe that by sharing my life long love affair of guitar has had such a massive impact on peoples lives.’  ‘Keep calm and have an awesome day.’  ‘Have a fantastic day.’  ‘You’ll leave a legacy of fantasticness.’   ABOUT THE HOST  Neil Cowmeadow is a maverick peripatetic guitar teacher from Telford with over 19 years of experience in the business of helping people. Learn how to start, grow and love your business with Neil’s invaluable advice and tips without the buzzwords and BS!  CONTACT METHOD  Neil Cowmeadow  [email protected]