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What do Pitbull, pop saxophone, and pushing your boundaries have to do with one another?
After finishing her degree at McNally Smith, Lucia Sarmiento read Ari Herstand's book "How To Make It in the New Music Business" and decided to write down her goals and dreams for her music career.
On that list, she included:
Whether you attribute it to manifestation, luck, or hard work, talent, and courage - they all play a role.
Sarmiento's story is compelling. She's a remarkably talented multi-instrumentalist and, as you'll discover in this episode, quite brave, too. I think her willingness to push her own boundaries and take BIG risks when the opportunity presents itself is pivotal to her impressive successes so far.
In this episode, Sarmiento discusses her experiences performing on huge tours with Pitbull and Karol G and also shares her mindset and strategy around growing her social media to an impressive 100k followers across Instagram and YouTube. There are some real gems in this one. I gleaned a wealth of knowledge, and I trust you will, too. Enjoy!
Full Transcript and Show Notes
Connect with the Guest:
🔗 Lucia Sarmiento Website
🔗 Lucia Sarmiento Instagram
Featured Song:
"Escape" by Lucia Sarmiento
Connect with Me:
✉️ Subscribe to the newsletter
📷 Connect on Instagram
🕺 Connect on TikTok
📺 Subscribe on YouTube
Give Feedback:
📬 Send me a message: [email protected]
💬 Suggest a guest or topic: [email protected]
🧡 Leave a rating on Spotify
✍️ Write a review on Apple Podcasts
🎙️ Brought to you by Helvig Productions
Production, videography, and coaching to help you sound your best, tell your story, and promote your music. Think of us like your extra bandmate, 100% focused on helping you create something special that you and your fans will enjoy for a lifetime.
🙏 Thank You
This podcast is made possible by the hard work, expertise, and commitment of my team: Max Greene and Joey Biehn. I'm forever grateful. And thank YOU, for listening.
Theme Music: "Thankful" Courtesy of LUEDVIG
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What do Pitbull, pop saxophone, and pushing your boundaries have to do with one another?
After finishing her degree at McNally Smith, Lucia Sarmiento read Ari Herstand's book "How To Make It in the New Music Business" and decided to write down her goals and dreams for her music career.
On that list, she included:
Whether you attribute it to manifestation, luck, or hard work, talent, and courage - they all play a role.
Sarmiento's story is compelling. She's a remarkably talented multi-instrumentalist and, as you'll discover in this episode, quite brave, too. I think her willingness to push her own boundaries and take BIG risks when the opportunity presents itself is pivotal to her impressive successes so far.
In this episode, Sarmiento discusses her experiences performing on huge tours with Pitbull and Karol G and also shares her mindset and strategy around growing her social media to an impressive 100k followers across Instagram and YouTube. There are some real gems in this one. I gleaned a wealth of knowledge, and I trust you will, too. Enjoy!
Full Transcript and Show Notes
Connect with the Guest:
🔗 Lucia Sarmiento Website
🔗 Lucia Sarmiento Instagram
Featured Song:
"Escape" by Lucia Sarmiento
Connect with Me:
✉️ Subscribe to the newsletter
📷 Connect on Instagram
🕺 Connect on TikTok
📺 Subscribe on YouTube
Give Feedback:
📬 Send me a message: [email protected]
💬 Suggest a guest or topic: [email protected]
🧡 Leave a rating on Spotify
✍️ Write a review on Apple Podcasts
🎙️ Brought to you by Helvig Productions
Production, videography, and coaching to help you sound your best, tell your story, and promote your music. Think of us like your extra bandmate, 100% focused on helping you create something special that you and your fans will enjoy for a lifetime.
🙏 Thank You
This podcast is made possible by the hard work, expertise, and commitment of my team: Max Greene and Joey Biehn. I'm forever grateful. And thank YOU, for listening.
Theme Music: "Thankful" Courtesy of LUEDVIG
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