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There’s some talk in the industry about the blockchain and what it can do for the music industry. Have you ever wondered what all the fuss is about? Have you found it challenging to understand what’s actually being discussed? In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, I share with you what I learned from reading Don and Alex Tapscott’s Blockchain Revolution.

There’s some talk in the industry about the blockchain and what it can do for the music industry. Have you ever wondered what all the fuss is about? Have you found it challenging to understand what’s actually being discussed? In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, I share with you what I learned from reading Don and Alex Tapscott’s Blockchain Revolution.

A lot of people talk about investments. But what most people aren’t willing to admit is that they know very little about how they work, why they’re important, and how much money they’re paying to have their portfolios managed. In this episode of the podcast, I share five insights from the book, The Warren Buffett Way, in an effort to clarify the sometimes confusing and scary world of investing.

A lot of people talk about investments. But what most people aren’t willing to admit is that they know very little about how they work, why they’re important, and how much money they’re paying to have their portfolios managed. In this episode of the podcast, I share five insights from the book, The Warren Buffett Way, in an effort to clarify the sometimes confusing and scary world of investing.

There are really only a few things you can do to grow yourself, and listening to audio is one of them. In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, I take a look at the importance of listening to audio and how it can benefit you on your personal growth journey...

There are really only a few things you can do to grow yourself, and listening to audio is one of them. In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, I take a look at the importance of listening to audio and how it can benefit you on your personal growth journey...

What have I been up to since my last thrilling career update? Why was there a bit of an interruption in content creation during the summer? Where has all the old content gone? All this and much more in the latest episode of The New Music Industry Podcast.

What have I been up to since my last thrilling career update? Why was there a bit of an interruption in content creation during the summer? Where has all the old content gone? All this and much more in the latest episode of The New Music Industry Podcast.

The following 12 questions come from an article titled 50 Questions That Will Free Your Mind:

What is the one thing you’d most like to change about the world?

Are you doing what you believe in, or are you settling for what you’re doing?

If the average human lifespan was 40 years, how would you live your life differently?

What’s something you know you do differently than most people?

What one thing have you not done that you really want to do?

Are you holding onto something you need to let go of?

What are you most grateful for?

Is it possible to know the truth without challenging it first?

At what time in your recent past have you felt most passionate and alive?

When was the last time you marched into the dark with only the soft glow of an idea that you strongly believed in?

If you knew that everyone you knew was going to die tomorrow, who would you visit today?

What would you do differently if you knew nobody would judge you?

In this episode of The Question podcast, you will hear highlights from Frederick Tamagi’s presentation on asking more important questions, as well as the poetry of Miles Patterson.

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E. L. Doctorow, the famous American author, was mentoring a young writer who was very interested in understanding the secret of Doctorow’s celebrated literary success. The renowned author shocked the student when he shared his fundamental process for writing. He said:

Writing is like driving at night in the fog. You can only see down the road as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way.

We navigate the questions of life just like a car navigates the road on a foggy night. Our exploration of those questions illuminates the path to unknown answers, just as headlights illuminate the road to an unknown destination.

It’s quite possible that in the last nine months of The Question, the only significant answers that we’ve discovered so far are:

That the fog is really, really thick.

That the destination is still very distant, and very unknown.

That the drive itself is actually pretty interesting, even though you can’t really see where it may be leading. Perhaps that’s why it’s interesting.

The Question community is kind of like the car, and you and I together are driving the car, and we work the headlights.

In this episode of The Question podcast, you will hear highlights from Frederick Tamagi’s presentation on more important questions, as well as the poetry of Miles Patterson.

Thank you for listening!

What questions will you be taking with you after listening to this episode?

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We look forward to interacting with you.