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beginingsPermalink

Remember your first moments falling in love with music. The warm fuzzies you couldn’t resist. The joy of hearing your instrument for the first time. The meaning when you saw your first band play. Your life redirected to a brand new path in that moment.

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Feeling overwhelmed by music, you wanted to make it. You wanted to experience music, to understand it, to share.

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But money. Life and its practical needs took precedents, over sharing this spark. And worse, the music business transformed. Now the path is much less clear and a fear of music being pointless creeps in. Feels like putting music aside is the most realistic and responsible thing to do.

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Wait a minute though. Return to your beginings with music. The joy. The meaning. You were captured by music for a reason. Our world needs that spark you carry with you.

And I’m here to tell you the transformation of the music business is a good thing, especially for you! New paths opened up for musicians to share their spark with and be supported by others all over the world.

Unlike ever before you can directly connect with Patrons who care about your music and you. A beautifully reciprocal partnership awaits with the fruit of joy and meaning.

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who are you?Permalink

You’re a musicians. More truly your a musician + anything else you care deeply about.

where did you come from?Permalink

An overwhelming love for music that brought joy and meaning.

where are you now?Permalink

In a transforming business, that has changed for your benefit and in a world in need of your meaning.

where are you going?Permalink

To directly deliver the joy and meaning you receive from music to others.

why do what you do?Permalink

Your why is to step out of the way and let others have the same spark of joy and meaning you found in music when it first captured you.

resources and referencesPermalink

• Jack Conte’s TED talk on the transforming music business.
• The spark in childhood and what to do with it as an adult is spoken about eloquently by YouTube’s Captain Disillusion. This is kinda weird but inspiring. The portion that matters here is 11:59-13:45.