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Episode 64 - Diversify Your Skills As A Musician
Episode 64
Greetings friends and thanks for joining me today on the podcast!
This week I’m taking a closer look at the opportunities you can create for yourself by “diversifying” your skills as a musician.
In today’s industry writing, recording and performing music is only one aspect of what we now have complete control over.
With advancements in media streaming, social media and technology there are endless amounts of resources available to us to further our skills and abilities as an artist that can benefit our music career.
How about learning a new instrument, or how to record yourself, maybe give lessons via Skye?
These are just a few skills that we have the power to adopt which can open up new opportunities to help either fund or further our career in music.
In This Podcast You Will Learn:
1). What I mean specifically by “diversifying” your current musical skillsets to benefit your career to either gain more fans or add possible revenue streams.
2). Why focusing efforts into doing “more” than just the main passion you have for music makes you more valuable to yourself and possibly to your creative project.
3). How sharing your knowledge of being a musician and playing your instrument through teaching lessons online or through a YouTube channel is a great way to diversify your presence with skills you already have. This could also lead to other revenue streams as well.
4). Why investing in learning a new skill like recording your own music or learning a new instrument is also an investment in your career. This can make you more valuable to any situation you encounter in the future.
5). The reason why NOW is the time to start investing in yourself outside of what you already know in regards to your musical abilities.
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Thanks again for listening to this week’s podcast!
This truly is a great time to be an artist with all of the resources we now have available to us. Being able to write, perform, and distribute your music is only a small portion of what we can add to our musical plates of skill sets.
There are many more “side” hustles you can adopt to help compliment your music and give you more opportunities to achieve your goals in music.
I hope you have a moment to check out this week’s episode.
Peace N Love,
Mike
—
Questions, comments or concerns? I’d love to hear them!
Swing by and drop me a line at:
www.facebook.com/songwritersplanner
www.instagram.com/songwriters_planner
Get organized, accomplish your goals and stay inspired. Order your planner today.
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Episode 64
Greetings friends and thanks for joining me today on the podcast!
This week I’m taking a closer look at the opportunities you can create for yourself by “diversifying” your skills as a musician.
In today’s industry writing, recording and performing music is only one aspect of what we now have complete control over.
With advancements in media streaming, social media and technology there are endless amounts of resources available to us to further our skills and abilities as an artist that can benefit our music career.
How about learning a new instrument, or how to record yourself, maybe give lessons via Skye?
These are just a few skills that we have the power to adopt which can open up new opportunities to help either fund or further our career in music.
In This Podcast You Will Learn:
1). What I mean specifically by “diversifying” your current musical skillsets to benefit your career to either gain more fans or add possible revenue streams.
2). Why focusing efforts into doing “more” than just the main passion you have for music makes you more valuable to yourself and possibly to your creative project.
3). How sharing your knowledge of being a musician and playing your instrument through teaching lessons online or through a YouTube channel is a great way to diversify your presence with skills you already have. This could also lead to other revenue streams as well.
4). Why investing in learning a new skill like recording your own music or learning a new instrument is also an investment in your career. This can make you more valuable to any situation you encounter in the future.
5). The reason why NOW is the time to start investing in yourself outside of what you already know in regards to your musical abilities.
///
Thanks again for listening to this week’s podcast!
This truly is a great time to be an artist with all of the resources we now have available to us. Being able to write, perform, and distribute your music is only a small portion of what we can add to our musical plates of skill sets.
There are many more “side” hustles you can adopt to help compliment your music and give you more opportunities to achieve your goals in music.
I hope you have a moment to check out this week’s episode.
Peace N Love,
Mike
—
Questions, comments or concerns? I’d love to hear them!
Swing by and drop me a line at:
www.facebook.com/songwritersplanner
www.instagram.com/songwriters_planner
Get organized, accomplish your goals and stay inspired. Order your planner today.