Why I FAILED in the Creative Arts
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OverviewA frank and honest discussion of the 8 reasons most creative artists fail to build a long-term, career in the arts and the proven real world skills and principles of business that are rarely taught to people in the arts. It is full of usable tips and tools about finance, marketing, sales, communication, strategy, goals and people that can be applied directly to their music career. When they finish the book, readers will have a written plan based on who they are, the things they want to do, and the life they want to live.The Book• Introduction - why musicians must look to the real world of business for how to succeed in the arts.1. I Thought Talent Was Enough (The many things needed for success) - talent is a given, its everything else that makes the difference in building a successful career.2. I Thought I Had Enough Talent (Self-development - you can learn it all) - everything outside of talent and musical skill can be learned. Successful people do it everyday.3. The Company I Kept (You cant do it alone - Networking and crabs in a bucket) - success is a team sport. Association with the right people is the foundation to a successful career - and life.4. How I Kept My Company (You own a business and its YOU!) - musicians are much too close to their art to make the right career decisions. Thats why they have to act like CEOs.5. My Attitude (The power of belief) - whether a person believes theyll fail or succeed, theyre right.6. I Was Dreaming (Is what you want real? Make sure.) - the only thing worse than failing is to succeed in the wrong thing.7. I Was Hoping (The power of a right goal.) - most people spend far more time planning vacations than they do planning their lives.8. I Wanted to be a STAR (What you want is a LIFE!) - why the why is the most important element in success. The reason to succeed has to be bigger than the pain of overcoming failure.9.You, Inc. - how to put everything in the book into a usable plan that is actually used.•
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