As creative people, we all have lofty goals. They’re certainly achievable — with the right amount of focus and intention, of course.
Do you need to be more intentional toward your dreams?
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It’s easy to look on social media (or, to the media in general), see the ultra-successful people in your chosen industry, and feel a sense of inadequacy.
However, isn’t it unfair to you, to compare the early stages of your creative endeavor to somebody’s pinnacle?
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We’ve all heard people who believe that social media is “too negative” or “overly political.” While there is a case to be made for those statements, it’s also worth pointing out that the power lies in the hands of its users.
Are you staying in the cycle of negativity, or are you working to change the narrative?
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A number of events over the past year have made people in our industry feel like the world is spinning out of control.
The fact? Most of it always has been outside of our control. However, there are still daily actions that we can take to improve everything within our immediate spheres of influence.
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On our creative journeys, we encounter a host of new and potentially scary situations that test our mettle. When fear pops up, we have a choice to act, or to give in to that fear.
Here’s why recognizing the fear and acting in its face is always the move.
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Even in a year that has presented as many challenges as 2020, there are still plenty of reasons for gratitude.
It’s Thanksgiving week, and we hope you have a chance to uncover yours! #UMCRealTalk #GoUnderground
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Have you ever looked up to the ultra-successful at the beginning of a creative journey?
Did you feel intimidated, or inspired?
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While having a backup plan to your vision may be considered safe, it may also be the very thing preventing your vision from coming to full fruition.
What do you think? Has “Plan B” ever gotten in the way of your “Plan A?”
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2020 has given us all a front row ticket to see just how precious life is.
We all get one shot. How are you going to use it?
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As musicians — and just about anyone, in any creative line of work — we’ve all been asked to offer our products and services for no monetary compensation. That’s right: the old “do it for exposure” trick.