Hi Friend,

My first thought was: What if another teacher sees this? What will they think of me?

It struck me as I saw a photo of one of my students, mid-performance, holding her violin in a way that made me wince. The excitement of seeing my young violinists dressed as angels in their Nativity performance quickly faded.

Even though I knew, deep down, we’re doing the best we can, that moment of doubt crept in.

It’s funny how that fear can sneak up on us. Even though we know, deep down, we’re doing the best we can.

But here’s what I’ve learned: teaching isn’t about perfection.

It’s about showing up with care, creativity, and a commitment to helping our students grow—every single lesson, in every single moment.

And that’s why I created The Doo-Bree-What-Sit-Ease Story—a tool to tackle one of the trickiest aspects of violin teaching: left-hand setup.

It’s designed to make something that can feel complex, simple, joyful, and, most importantly, effective.

This isn’t just a resource; it’s an invitation to step into your teaching with renewed confidence—knowing you have something that works, beautifully.

It’s about freeing yourself from those nagging doubts and focusing on what really matters: inspiring your students to love music and play with ease.

For just AUD $7, this resource can become part of your teaching toolkit: [Doo-Bree-What-Sit-Ease]

We all feel that little twinge of worry sometimes. But when we share tools, ideas, and support, we not only lift each other up—we also lift our students. Together, we create environments where both we and they can thrive.

I can’t wait to see how The Doo-Bree-What-Sit-Ease Story will change your lessons too. [Doo-Bree-What-Sit-Ease]

With warmth,
Laura

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