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Heard your 1000th "No"? Remember this: a healthy, persistent attitude is vital to success. If you're on the verge of giving up, we've got some words of wisdom for you here: bit.ly/3bnZgTI

Marketing your music doesn’t have to feel pushy or overbearing. Today’s blog covers 5 marketing tactics to fall in love with: bit.ly/3KZ4Tnt

❌ Rejection and disappointment are inevitable for those who seriously pursue music, so why not put these experiences to work and get some good out of them? Check out today's blog to learn how music-makers can leverage rejection and disappointment: bit.ly/3MWCAro

🌎 Sometimes we get so caught up in the excitement of sharing new music that we forget that connecting with audiences is far from a predictable, sure thing. This is why the world doesn't owe it to you to listen to your music: bit.ly/3MSdNER

🤝 Some of the best music in the world has come from collaboration, but creating with partners doesn’t come naturally to some songwriters. Here are 5 tips for a fruitful collaboration: bit.ly/37RlUlV

Devoting time to exploring creative innovation and collaboration in your shows can create unforgettable experiences for your fans. Here are three tips for transforming live shows into unforgettable experiences: bit.ly/37EfXJi

Music ic is a notoriously difficult industry to succeed in, and one of the biggest challenges every musician faces is grappling with their own ego. This is why you shouldn't let your ego stop you from making music: bit.ly/3xJiPPG

💡 Going through a motivational rough patch with your musical career isn’t a reason to quit, but an opportunity to dig in deeper. Here are five strategies for fighting writer’s block: bit.ly/3JJ7wJB

⚠️ Knowing you’re not totally ready for a show is maybe the worst feeling a musician can have. This is what showing up unprepared for your shows looks and sounds like: bit.ly/3uwmHBt

When asking artists what they miss most about their pre-label or fame days, the answer is usually some form of the same: they miss being an indie artist. Here are six things to love about being an indie artist: bit.ly/3KjWE5P

Doubt is inevitable in music, just like with any creative pursuit. How you cope with it can make the difference between whether you continue creating for just one more year or for the rest of your life. Learn more on today’s blog: bit.ly/3uarzMg

Some artists make music purely for their own enjoyment and never share it with another soul. Taking the step of sharing music with others is a completely different game. Here are five big changes that happen when you decide to publicly share your music ➡️ bit.ly/3wRZzPn

🎼 Despite what you may have heard, songwriting is absolutely a skill you can improve with time and practice. Here are five ways to develop your skills as a songwriter: bit.ly/3DjrDw8

🎶 Whether you’re a solo artist or a member of a band, it’s crucial to show up to your live performances confident and composed. Adopting these five conventional pre-show rituals will help you prepare for your concerts: bit.ly/3wsw1I1

⚠️ While creating lots of music and sharing it with the world can be rewarding, rushing to get your songs over the finish line can actually be harmful to your career. Here are five signs that you’re not devoting enough time to your creative process: bit.ly/350BWZo

🛑 Lack of inspiration is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to creatives with excuses for why they can’t seem to get anything done. This is why songwriters should stop "looking" for musical inspiration: bit.ly/3I5S9Ki

🆚 If you struggle with feeling forced to decide between following your creative intuition and staying stylistically consistent as a songwriter, you’re not alone. Check out today's blog to learn more about consistency vs creative freedom in songwriting: bit.ly/368dtBu

🗒 Writing in a journal might not seem helpful for your songwriting process, but it can actually provide huge benefits for your work as a songwriter. Check out today's blog to learn why keeping a journal will make you a better songwriter: bit.ly/3KCZMcZ

💭 If you’re in a band that has trouble focusing and staying on task, you’re not alone. Here are five tips for building your focus while you write and rehearse as a band: bit.ly/3I3K4pH