Friend, I'm Scheduling a Teleseminar This Weekend!

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Friend, I'm Scheduling a Teleseminar This Weekend!

Friend, I'm Scheduling a "Teleseminar!"

Trick or Treat!
Hi Friend,
Just wanted you to know, that I will be conducting a "teleseminar" this weekend!
Because, I have SO MANY international students, I'm going to schedule the seminar around their time zones; but I need your help.
My time zone is Eastern Standard Time (EST).
I'm asking that you email me with a time that is convenient for your schedule.
I will then review the responses, and schedule the teleseminar accordingly.
Please understand, that you should purchase a "phone card." I've found this to be the most inexpensive way to participate.
This will be your opportunity, to "grill" me on anything regarding your short and long term playing goals.
I will also be providing a "blue print" for practice to assure your success at playing the piano.
So, Friend, be on the lookout for my email that will provide the schedule(s).
To your success... and to the youngsters,
Happy Halloween...
Ron

October 30th, 2007 at 9:01 pm

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