Nobody wants to be the person turning people down all the time, but we also need to avoid burnout. Here are tips for saying No with respect.
Digital Overload – 8 Tips to Help You Detox From Your Devices
We all spend too much time in front of our phones — for musicians this can be a big problem. Here are 8 tips for detoxing from your devices.
Words Matter: How to Ask and Give Advice With Respect
A quick masterclass on giving and receiving advice with respect, empathy, and professionalism; a must for musicians in today’s industry.
The Difference Between Good and Bad Feedback
Most musicians today suffer from some level of self-doubt, whether latent or utterly crippling. Learning to interpret feedback is a priority.
Musician’s Guide to Taxes: The Top 5 Deductions for Musicians
Part II of our Musician’s Guide to Taxes series includes the top 5 deductions for reducing your tax bill as a musical artist. Read on…
Musician’s Guide to Taxes: Tax Advice for Solopreneurs, Artists, and Freelancers
Part I of our Musicians Guide to Taxes series, here’s a general overview of what to prepare and where to look for help if you’re an artist.
It’s Okay to Listen to Comforting, Nostalgic Music Right Now
Are you in desperate need of something that makes you feel complete again? Try revisiting old nostalgic tunes from your childhood, here’s why.
How to Get Into a Good Quarantine Practice Routine (Sample Schedule Included)
We’re providing a handy downloadable weekly planner to help you musicians get into a stronger routine during your time in quarantine. Fill it in each week!
5 Tax Write-Offs That All Musicians Should Know About
It’s tax time again, make sure you’re getting all of the deductions you qualify for as the “self-employed” musician/businessperson you truly are.
The Goal-Setting Planner I Made to Get Through Quarantine (Template Included)
Stuck in self-isolation, unsure of how to continue moving your musical projects forward? Here’s a simple daily goal planner that’ll help you stay on track.