Time Tracking Worksheet

Free Time Audit Worksheet for Piano Teachers

If you feel like you need a reset as a piano teacher or business owner, but the proper course corrections are not obvious, you might consider conducting an experiment on how you spend your time.

Consider trying a TIME AUDIT, a week of time tracking to give you an accurate, objective picture of where you are spending your time.

If you feel busy all the time, like you’re working really hard, but you’re not seeing results in the areas you value most, this can be an eye-opening exercise!

I’ve created a FREE PDF Time Tracking Chart if you like the idea of pen and paper time tracking. There are apps that will help with time tracking, but personally I like having something physical on my desk that I can’t ignore.

Here’s how the Time Audit works:

1. Pick a typical work week to track your time.
2. Print out the Time Tracking Chart.
3. Track every minute of your work time for seven days.
4. At the end of the week, total up your minutes in each work (or life) category.
5. Assess the percentage of time spent on each activity verses its outcome.
6. Determine where you can spend less time and where you want spend more time.

If you'd like to research more ways to "course correct" or reset as a piano teacher, check out this article on my blog!