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Episode Summary:

In this solo episode, Connor Frost dives into a question many songwriters face: Should you share your demos, B-sides, or unfinished songs with the world? Through a personal story about a "rejected" lyric video for his single "Real Friends", Connor explores the vulnerability, hesitation, and ultimately, the freedom that comes with sharing imperfect work. This episode is a must-listen for any songwriter questioning what to do with their creative leftovers.

🎧 What You’ll Learn:

• Why Connor initially scrapped a lyric video and what made him change his mind
• The value of documenting and sharing your creative process—even the messy parts
• How to reframe "unfinished" or "not perfect" content as meaningful content
• Why your discarded work might still resonate with your audience

📝 Key Takeaways:

• You don’t need a perfect product to share your art
• Sharing rejected or behind-the-scenes content can create deeper audience connection
• You have full control over how your story and music are presented
• There’s value in showing the process, not just the polished result

📺 Watch the Rejected Lyric Video:

👉 [Link to the “Rejected” Lyric Video on YouTube] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSM8TE-n8PE