The One Thing More Important Than Success
What’s more important than finding success in music? Find out in this thoughtful OpEd written by a musician, husband, and father in 2019.
What’s more important than finding success in music? Find out in this thoughtful OpEd written by a musician, husband, and father in 2019.
The music industry today operates very differently than it did 20 years ago, and our expectaations around success have to operate differently too.
A short and sweet think piece on how to find success in the music industry without focusing on what that success tends to represent (fame).
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