Here Is A Sure Method That Is Helping Artists Achieve Their Dreams
As you journey on this path, I am sure you might have asked yourself several times why we only have few artists out of thousands making their dreams a reality.
In this article, I will be showing you what the few artists are doing differently to achieve their dreams.
And I think it is high time you adopted the strategy as well.
Without further ado, here is the sure method that is helping artists achieve their dreams: creating an effective music plan.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, a French journalist said that a goal without a plan is just a wish.
Honestly, your dreams will continue to be covered in thick dust until you start creating a realistic music plan.
It is a pity that many artists like you prefer to build castles with their mouths instead of making out plans on how to achieve their dreams.
As Benjamin Franklin, a political philosopher rightly said: “when you fail to plan, you are inevitably planning to fail.”
In other words, the reality of your dreams lies between your effective planning.
See, creating a music plan gives you a clear vision and a sure path to follow in achieving your dreams.
Also, it sets you apart from the company of mediocre artists and launches you into the circle of successful ones.
I urge you to chase your dreams instead of sleeping on them with mere words such as “I have plans of releasing many songs this year”.
Instead, take your time to plan out how many songs you would like to release and how to promote them to get to the right audience.
To be candid, hoping and praying without planning properly is like playing and joking at the same time without knowing.
In a book titled “How To Be A Genius”, Daniel Adebayo, a vision analyst clearly stated this: “When you live by chance, you will not have a chance in the hall of fame.”
Be intentional with your music career and stop leaving things to chance.
You’re the CEO Of your music career, start acting like one.
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©Olajide (Hatch Young)
