My theory is this – find the person just above you: either in education, job, or experience and charge $10 per hour less.
For example when if the local bassist with a masters is charging 70 and you have a bachelors, charge 60. For me, I found out what the local symphony guys are charging or what the people I study with are charging and go from there. Sometimes it may be $20 less if they are a top notch performer. But I also have a degree in education and one in performance plus 13 years education experience.



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Something like $=186,282 sq. X the size of your ego.
exactly!
or check out what mechanics / auto body workers are charging…. I’m right in the middle at $60 per hour.