On this week's episode of #TheMusicMentorPodcast I share with you what it was like to perform on my dream stage: NBC's Saturday Night Live

Ep 169 - Use Your Eyes (but not too much) by Demian Arriaga

On this week's episode I quickly chat about something that I encounter in every single truly happy and successful person I've come across in this industry: a true, honest and genuine sense of happiness for other people's success. Furthermore, they all participate in an endless pursuit of helping others.

On this week's episode of #TheMusicMentorPodcast I talk about how being entitled can be one of the worst things you can do for your career and in turn, how being humble and not expecting anything from this industry can help you.

On this week's episode of #TheMusicMentorPodcast I share some thoughts about having children, parenting, social pressure and more.

On this week's episode of #TheMusicMentorPodcast I briefly chat about what's it been like for me to quit alcohol, cigarettes, soda etc and how those decisions have impacted my life and my career in a positive way.

On this week's episode I talk about one of the most special and also motivating parts about being a professional musician: performing in legendary venues. Whether it's playing a show at a worldwide renowned stadium or your local rock club, they all have a special meaning. Check it out and let me know which has been your favorite venue to play and better yet: which venue would you play if you could play anywhere?

On this week's episode I talk about how much I love, value and respect those projects that have a deep personal, musical and almost spiritual meaning for us artists that might not be the best revenue stream. To me they are imperative to have but how do yo feel? Do you have any passion projects? Let me know your thoughts!

On this week's episode I talk about how, even though self confidence is monumental for success and growth, too much of it can turn into arrogance.

On this week's episode I try to answer one of the questions I get asked the most: how soon can I start my kids in music? Aside from tackling this subject I also give teachers some pointers and reminders :)