03-02-2011, 01:36 PM
How I Make $100,000/year in the Music Business (Without a Record Label, Manager, or Booking Agent!)
1. This is NOT a get rich quick, magic formula!
There is an old saying in the music business that every “overnight
sensation†takes ten years. You need to realize that there is a good
chance the success you are seeking won’t happen within the next week,
month, or year. In fact, it may take several years.
There is not one single thing you will do or person you will meet that will
make you successful as a musician. Most music business careers are a
series of thousands of very small steps with a few leaps and jumps along
the way. Things don’t happen on your time schedule; they happen when
they happen.
2. They call this the music business because it is a business.
All too often, musicians think that musical success will come to them if
they create good music and simply show up at the local bar to play a gig.
This is fine for those who simply want to play rock star, but attaining true
musical success takes a lot more.
Your path to musical success isn’t going to be all fun and games. While
the industry sells that image on MTV and in magazines like Spin and
Rolling Stone, it is far from reality.
This is work and there will be some days where you’re not going to want
to do what needs to be done. When this happens, just remember that
you’re going to have to make a living doing something; you can either get
over the fact that this isn’t all fun and games or go back to your day job
where there aren’t any fun and games.
3. You didn’t invent the music business.
This industry has been around for thousands of years. It was here
before you became part of it and it will be here well after you are gone.
You’re not going to change much about the music business. We can bend
a few rules and technology is opening up new opportunities in terms of
recording, promotion, manufacturing, and distribution, but the basic
business hasn’t changed much since its invention and it’s not going to
change much.
4. Remember that your career is a series of small steps.
At times, things will seem hopeless, but as long as you’re moving forward,
you’ll eventually get where you are going. The music business has never
turned anybody away who really wants to be part of it.
Failure in the music business is most often self-inflicted. Success is
always self-inflicted. The harder you work, the better your results will be.
How I
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1. This is NOT a get rich quick, magic formula!
There is an old saying in the music business that every “overnight
sensation†takes ten years. You need to realize that there is a good
chance the success you are seeking won’t happen within the next week,
month, or year. In fact, it may take several years.
There is not one single thing you will do or person you will meet that will
make you successful as a musician. Most music business careers are a
series of thousands of very small steps with a few leaps and jumps along
the way. Things don’t happen on your time schedule; they happen when
they happen.
2. They call this the music business because it is a business.
All too often, musicians think that musical success will come to them if
they create good music and simply show up at the local bar to play a gig.
This is fine for those who simply want to play rock star, but attaining true
musical success takes a lot more.
Your path to musical success isn’t going to be all fun and games. While
the industry sells that image on MTV and in magazines like Spin and
Rolling Stone, it is far from reality.
This is work and there will be some days where you’re not going to want
to do what needs to be done. When this happens, just remember that
you’re going to have to make a living doing something; you can either get
over the fact that this isn’t all fun and games or go back to your day job
where there aren’t any fun and games.
3. You didn’t invent the music business.
This industry has been around for thousands of years. It was here
before you became part of it and it will be here well after you are gone.
You’re not going to change much about the music business. We can bend
a few rules and technology is opening up new opportunities in terms of
recording, promotion, manufacturing, and distribution, but the basic
business hasn’t changed much since its invention and it’s not going to
change much.
4. Remember that your career is a series of small steps.
At times, things will seem hopeless, but as long as you’re moving forward,
you’ll eventually get where you are going. The music business has never
turned anybody away who really wants to be part of it.
Failure in the music business is most often self-inflicted. Success is
always self-inflicted. The harder you work, the better your results will be.
How I
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http://www.filesonic.com/file/76750348/How I Make $100,000 a year in the Music Business.rar
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http://www.fileserve.com/file/aR9wTA4/How I Make $100,000 a year in the Music Business.rar
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http://www.filesonic.com/file/76750348/How I Make $100,000 a year in the Music Business.rar