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Inside-Out with Pastor Dr. Trevor Adams from Reach Society
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Inside-Out with Shannon Murphy, Noah Enterprise's Community Events and Fundraiser.
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Cost of living - Impact on African Community with
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Inside Out With Junior Badila
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Interviewed with Luton South MP Rachel Hopkins
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University Life Kiera
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Rail Strikes Ayzha
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Nollywood and grassroots of African cinema
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Andrew Robbins at the Stand Up To Racism March in London AUK RADIO
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Andrew Robbins at the Stand Up To Racism March in London AUK RADIO
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What do you believe is the number one thing that musicians are doing to ruin their chances at succeeding in the music industry? Is it: not practicing their instrument enough? Not putting together enough good music industry connections? Living in a city with no music scene? The answer to all of this is NO – none of these things. There can be countless reasons why a musician would fail to make it in the music industry, but the things above are merely symptoms of a deeper cause. In reality, the most common reason why musicians never succeed in this business is they have a FEAR based mindset.
The majority of musicians allow their fears to ruin their chances for succeeding in music. Some of these fears are understood consciously while others are only identifiable to someone who is looking for them.
Unfortunately, whether you are aware of them or not, your fears can be very devastating to your music career. As one who mentors musicians on how to build a successful music career, I’ve observed this endless times.
Chances are, you are already ruining your potential to succeed in the music industry because you believe in one or more music career myths. How do I know? I am sent e-mail messages on a constant basis by tons of musicians (all seeking the answers to the WRONG questions). These are questions that may seem like good questions on the top level, but are really highly damaging questions that take […]
