The first rule in any kind of creative writing us "Show me, don't tell me." How can you use this in your music business? Obviously, lyrics can be improved by having greater detail but you can also use storytelling techniques in your business correspondence and how you conduct live shows as well.
#346 - Weekly Recap: Being a True DIY Musician
#345 - INTERVIEW: GLASYS on Trending on Reddit, Endorsements, and T-Pain
#344 - Weighing Opportunities
#343 - Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
#342 - Making Your Own Merchandise
#341 - Fitness For Musicians
#340 - Who to Tour With
#339 - Weekly Recap: Small Actions Add Up
#338 - INTERVIEW: Katie Zaccardi on Self-Care, Wellness, and Time Management
#337 - Tour Blogging Your Way to Success
#336 - How to Make Better Decisions
#335 - The Number One Reason Why Fans Will Buy Something
#334 - Making it Rain
#333 - Weekly Recap: Take a Look at Yourself
#332 - INTERVIEW: Peter Lin on Jazz, Music Business Hacks, and Culture
#331 - Getting More People to Shows: What Kind of Problem Do You Have?
#330 - How to Have More Effective Meetings
#329 - 6 Habits That Will Extend the Life of Your Music Career
#328 - When to Fire Yourself
#327 - Hidden Opportunities at Shows
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