Have you ever thought about what business you're in? The "music business" is too broad of a term and doesn't really define your activities or what can actually sustain your career. When you understand what business you're actually in, you can start being more strategic about your approach and see better returns.
#287 - Dropshipping Your Merchandise with Print on Demand
#285 - Recap: Resolutions, Revisiting, and Habits
#284 - How to Juggle More Than One Band
#283 - Why You Should Reread Books & Replay Podcasts
#282 - Starting Your Own Record Label
#281 - Why Resolutions Don't Work
#280 - If You're Going to SXSW...
#279 - How to Keep Content Going When You're In-Between Releases
#278 - Can you Copyright a Dance move?
#277 - Are You Marrying Your Fans or Dating Them?
#276 - The 7 Things Musicians Should Do Everyday
#275 - Recap: On Responding to News and Trends
#274 - Interview: Julian David Stone on Photographing the Ramones, Bruce Springsteen, and more
#273 - CBD Oil (and other drugs) on Music and Vocals
#272 - How to Recover From Mistakes
#271 - How Artists Can Respond to Spotify Wrapped 2018
#270 - When Should You Keep Your Music a Secret?
#269 - Fake it til you make it? Why Buying Followers is a Bad Idea
#268 - How to Develop Habits That Build Success
#267 - How to Market Holiday Music with Carl Stuck
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