Where is the best view of the city of LA? Where do you eat lunch when you work on a TV show? Have you ever bumped into a listener in real life?

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This is a follow-up to episode #2 on the neighborhoods in Los Angeles. 

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Would you take a job of off Craigslist? If I worked on a project but didn't get the official credit or title, how can I use that on my resume? Should I work for free?

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This episode I'm chatting with Amy and Athena, who both started in television, independently grew their solo art projects, and are now starting a new entrepreneurial endeavor, The Everyday Awesome. The Everyday Awesome is an LA based multimedia team empowering voices & sharing stories of passionate change-makers & the communities they impact.

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Can anyone get onto a studio lot? What is the best studio lot tour? Is LA as expensive as New York?

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Today I'm chatting Mastering Engineer, Founder of The Bakery Mastering, and Studio Violinist Eric Boulanger.

Eric has mastered albums for hit artists including: Colbie Caillat, Rachel Platten (Fight Song), OneRepublic, The Plain White T's, The Doors, Imagine Dragons, Olivia Newton John, Amos Lee, and more.

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Do you need your own website? Do you need to take the driving test again to get a CA license? If you are a shy person, can you still succeed in LA?

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Most of us don't enjoy getting feedback, especially if it feels negative. Our gut reaction is to wince, and crawl under the covers—or get super defiant in thinking we don't need it. But feedback is how we get better, and how we get the best results possible. In this episode, I talk about what kind of feedback is good, what kind should be ignored, and how to handle it in a professional manner to move your career forward. 

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So many people throw that word around — "luck" — when discussing success in LA. 

"I got lucky when I booked that job!"

"I was in the right place at the right time, I just got lucky!"

"You're moving to LA? I hope you get lucky. How else will you make it?"

I simply don't agree with any of these statements, and as long as you're fed this information, you'll constantly feel defeated before you even begin. I don't want you to feel that way because your dreams ARE possible without being "lucky".

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