Teaching from my experience as a performing musician and my stage experience is one of the important principles in my teaching practice. Sharing what I have experienced myself. By teaching on different sides of the world and with different age categories, I have built up a lot of experience. At a certain point, teaching for me became much more than just keeping the student busy playing pieces of music. By studying different aspects such as sound, breathing, posture and other aspects of flute playing, I began to see very clearly how all elements of playing are influenced by our personality, emotions and feelings. And in this way, playing the flute becomes much deeper and more beautiful than "just" making music, then you get to know yourself on a different level and on a different level of making music. During my career I have played and continue to play several flutes: modern flute, piccolo, traverso (baroque flute) and bansuri (Indian flute). That gives me a lot of vision and insight into flute playing in general. In addition to my music activities, I am also a certified yoga teacher. From my yoga training, I have a clear idea of anatomy and the structure of the human body, which in my view is very important to help students find their own beautiful and natural sound. It is important to me to view each person as personally as possible and to help them as individually as possible to find their own way to music and the flute. I not only give flute lessons for the modern flute, but also lessons for the traverso.