Certainly, we’ve had a lot of time in this strange era of COVID-19 to reflect and self-assess; to find out who we are, and where we would like to go from here.
So, tell us: what have you learned in this time?
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This one’s for those who are still looking for a way forward at this time.
We can’t spend very much time out in the world right now. So… what can we do?
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When you reach a big opportunity or milestone, how do you react? Do you celebrate — or, even revel? Or, do you strategize around that moment, and how it can lead to even bigger things?
Here’s why you might want to consider the latter option…
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The following is a message from our partners at Tuk Law Offices.
A lot has happened in the world of copyright law in the last three weeks. Major decisions by the US Supreme Court, as well as rules changes that are going into effect in the US Copyright Office will have a significant impact on how creators and businesses protect their intellectual property.
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As you may have heard on Monday’s return episode of The Quinn Spinn, we’re teaming up with Helping Our Music Evolve (HOME) in Nashville to help musicians anywhere network and showcase their talents within the industry.
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So, as you may have heard (because we’ve been talking a lot about it), our podcast is coming back on Monday. It’s going to feature conversations with music industry folks about music industry topics which, we hope, will provide some insight and inspiration for you on your creative journey.
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One of the most beautiful — and at times, frustrating — things about being a creative entrepreneur is the opportunity we have to learn on the job. So much of this comes from often being required to step into uncharted territory, and having to handle tasks that we otherwise, in our wildest dreams, wouldn’t have entertained (taxes, anyone?).
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Recently, I had the good fortune to speak to a room full of young, aspiring entrepreneurs about my professional journey. I hoped to draw some parallels for them to follow, to the extent that those parallels could aid them.
The first part of the session was a 60 minute prepared talk about the initial hurdles that young startups face from a legal standpoint. Following the discussion, there was a question and answer segment, and I was asked the following question by the host:
“How long did it take you to achieve your success?”
He’s an attorney, musician, entrepreneur, and creative mind — and this Monday, he’ll join The Quinn Spinn for an episode that every creator needs to hear!
We’re baaaaaaack!
We hope you enjoyed LVU Review-A-Palooza. It seemed popular with y’all, and we’ll look to do it again whenever we decide to skip town for a few days.
Anyway, we’re back in the saddle, ready to deliver a fresh plate of…