The music industry is an ever-evolving landscape that is often adapting to changes in technology, the law, and how people consume music. However, artists often don't adapt to these changes well because we often create processes without a lens of resiliency. In today's episode, we talk about "future-proofing" your work and how you do business so you don't have to recreate the wheel each time you need to do something for your business.
#266 - Integrated Marketing Campaigns and Music
#265 - There's a System For That
#264 - Why You Should Double Your Performance Price
#263 - Why You Should Write Stuff Down
#262 - 5 Ways Artists Can Deal with Stress
#261 - How to Quit Your Day Job
#260 - Show Me, Don't Tell Me in Music
#259 - Weekly Recap: What is Your Vision for a Music Career?
#258 - Interview: How Shannon Curtis Made $25k on a 2 Month House Concert Tour
#257 - How to Repurpose Social Media Content
#256 - How to Use Automated Marketing
#255 - Can Political Rallies Use Your Music Without Your Permission?
#254 - How to Ask Better Questions to Get What You Want
#253 - Warren Buffet's 5/25 Rule and Your Music Career Goals
#252 - 5 Takeaways From Working on a Musical
#251 - Your Post-Success/Failure Plan
#250 - Interview with Tabitha Rhys, Touring Musician Turned Author
#249 - Recap: Redefining What Home is for the Musician
#248 - Battle of the Bands and the Elections
#247 - The World's Worst Band Manager
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