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Have you ever thought about using your musical talents in support of business?
In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, Tommy Zee shares his story, how he ended up becoming a producer and how to determine whether you’re living a fulfilling life.
Podcast Highlights:
- 00:34 – A quick note about today’s episode
- 00:57 – The many revenue streams available to musicians
- 02:32 – Making a difference in the lives of the people you’re serving
- 05:16 – What kept David going when he wanted to quit
- 06:37 – Is my life working?
- 10:13 – Simplifying music entrepreneurship
- 11:04 – Serving your clients in the studio
- 11:59 – There’s a difference between being an artist and an artisan
- 16:05 – The marriage between the artists and the funder
- 19:48 – Doing business in the music business
- 23:32 – The inordinate fixation on streaming platforms and Spotify
- 24:37 – Pricing your offers the right way
- 33:42 – The difference between a funnel and a chocolate wheel
- 35:38 – If you stay in your insanity long enough, you’ll have a breakthrough
- 42:22 – Using buzzwords in business
- 43:56 – Living a life you love
- 49:12 – Embracing a new chapter in your life
- 53:09 – Special offer for The New Music Industry Podcast listeners
- 57:04 – The products you create can transform
- 1:00:45 – Consume a course and become an expert
- 1:02:34 – Creating a human to human connection
- 1:02:58 – The Music Entrepreneur Code
Transcription:
Coming soon.
Founder & CEO at Music Entrepreneur HQ
Award-winning composer, best-selling author, professional musician coach, and podcaster of over 10 years. Wiebe helps musicians like you unlock your full potential. If you'd like to be notified whenever the blog is updated, click here to subscribe.
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