🚨 New Podcast Alert!🚨 It’s no secret that the music industry chews and spits people out, using them for profits until they’re no longer relevant. This toxic model is often the only way artists think they can become “famous” and make money doing what they love. Fortunately, you don’t have to give up on your dreams because there are many ways you can create sustainable income without changing who you are! In this episode, I talk with Adam McInnis, musician, producer, and founder of The Billboard 500, about his mission to empower artists to live out their dreams in a way that is healthy and life-giving! Learn more: ✨ Making music is about connecting to others and is worth pursuing ✨ How the music industry has created a culture of disposable talent ✨ Why you need to stop looking at yourself and your music as a product ✨ Why we don’t need to chase the shiny things to have success and money ✨ How fame isn’t what it seems ✨ What is Dunbar’s law? Watch on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform! Links in comments 👇
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🚨 New Podcast Alert!🚨 It’s no secret that the music industry chews and spits people out, using them for profits until they’re no longer relevant. This toxic model is often the only way artists think they can become “famous” and make money doing what they love. Fortunately, you don’t have to give up on your dreams because there are many ways you can create sustainable income without changing who you are! In this episode, I talk with Adam McInnis, musician, producer, and founder of The Billboard 500, about his mission to empower artists to live out their dreams in a way that is healthy and life-giving! Learn more: ✨ Making music is about connecting to others and is worth pursuing ✨ How the music industry has created a culture of disposable talent ✨ Why you need to stop looking at yourself and your music as a product ✨ Why we don’t need to chase the shiny things to have success and money ✨ How fame isn’t what it seems ✨ What is Dunbar’s law? Watch on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform! Links in comments 👇
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🚨 New Podcast Alert!🚨 It’s no secret that the music industry chews and spits people out, using them for profits until they’re no longer relevant. This toxic model is often the only way artists think they can become “famous” and make money doing what they love. Fortunately, you don’t have to give up on your dreams because there are many ways you can create sustainable income without changing who you are! In this episode, I talk with Adam McInnis, musician, producer, and founder of The Billboard 500, about his mission to empower artists to live out their dreams in a way that is healthy and life-giving! Learn more: ✨ Making music is about connecting to others and is worth pursuing ✨ How the music industry has created a culture of disposable talent ✨ Why you need to stop looking at yourself and your music as a product ✨ Why we don’t need to chase the shiny things to have success and money ✨ How fame isn’t what it seems ✨ What is Dunbar’s law? Watch on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform! Links in comments 👇
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Have a MTP (New Podcast) Think of a Massive Transformational Purpose (MTP) like your big, bold reason for making music - a mission that's about more than just tunes. It's like having a powerful story behind your songs, one that's all about making a real difference in the world. Sure, being a talented artist matters, but having an MTP takes things to a whole new level. It's like having a North Star guiding you, inspiring every beat and lyric you create. It's what gives your music that extra punch, making it more than just sounds - it's a force for change. So, while talent is great, having an MTP is what sets apart artists who truly leave their mark. It's like having a superpower that fuels your music with purpose, meaning, and a whole lot of heart. My MTP below...... Listen to the podcast via https://lnkd.in/dDXWp3vR
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There's a really cool program that uses music to support young people. Join us for our latest podcast episode to learn all about it! Jack Bookbinder and gene bowen, the creators of ROAD RECOVERY FOUNDATION, share their journey from music industry veterans to nonprofit advocates. They discuss how they provide a unique space for youth to express themselves creatively and develop essential life skills. This episode promises to inspire anyone interested in music, recovery, or transformation. Plus, listen to a special musical piece! Tune in to "Music as a Lifeline: Road Recovery's Journey to Healing" on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. 🎙🎧🎵 https://lnkd.in/e3XndCyB #AddictionTheNextStep #EveryStepOfTheWay Video description: The podcast guest is in a car saying, "We've had young people who, like I said, a lot of them show up that never touched an instrument. What is that? That's a drum kit. And then, all of a sudden, they find themselves as a drummer. Or we've had young people who are, like, I really don't want to be on stage, it just doesn't work for me. Well, they'll work behind the scenes or maybe they'll write something. But someone else within the group will say well, I'll step up and present your piece, I'll present your words. So there's a place for everyone in what we're doing, and the openness and the creativity that we come to the table or our staff come to the table is exciting. And that's where it's like we're not looking for to reproduce, to do the same thing."
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There's a really cool program that uses music to support young people. Join us for our latest podcast episode to learn all about it! Jack Bookbinder and gene bowen, the creators of ROAD RECOVERY FOUNDATION, share their journey from music industry veterans to nonprofit advocates. They discuss how they provide a unique space for youth to express themselves creatively and develop essential life skills. This episode promises to inspire anyone interested in music, recovery, or transformation. Plus, listen to a special musical piece! Tune in to "Music as a Lifeline: Road Recovery's Journey to Healing" on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. 🎙🎧🎵 https://lnkd.in/e3XndCyB #AddictionTheNextStep #EveryStepOfTheWay Video description: The podcast guest is in a car saying, "We've had young people who, like I said, a lot of them show up that never touched an instrument. What is that? That's a drum kit. And then, all of a sudden, they find themselves as a drummer. Or we've had young people who are, like, I really don't want to be on stage, it just doesn't work for me. Well, they'll work behind the scenes or maybe they'll write something. But someone else within the group will say well, I'll step up and present your piece, I'll present your words. So there's a place for everyone in what we're doing, and the openness and the creativity that we come to the table or our staff come to the table is exciting. And that's where it's like we're not looking for to reproduce, to do the same thing."
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