For the next 3 months: Daily Career Schedule. 90 Days Monday 04/09/2017 to Dec 04/12/2017 Taking me from wannabe demo writer to A1 all around artist. From Life Long procrastinator to Lucrative Career. Daily Disciplines to Success: * Review Goals Morningly * Writing Session: 3 hours (bring food and drinks). Producing/Mixing Session: try and complete something before you sleep. In order tor reach success you have to make sacrifices. Use Discipline and Consistency, focus & self belief are the keys to success. Learn to Write, Produce, Mix & Master Songs to completion quickly. Stack up material. Begin releasing a track a week as my business model. Later: Create & Promote music each and everyday after work. Make music your Job. Your Career. It's hard but ask yourself, would you rather be coding in an office ? Committed. It's a solid fucking plan! This will work for me. Vision Ask yourself... Don't you want to be like Mr. Eazi, Smino, Russ? Or do you want to spend your days coding or answering customer service calls... You are closer than you think to success. You can really live your dreams. But it costs discipline. But at the end of the day ask yourself which you rather. You are more talented than most of the people you look up to, so believe me when I tell you the missing ingredient is discipline and consistency with applying that discipline. Keep writing, Keep recording, Keep finishing records. If you can give me discipline and consistency with finishing your good music I can give you the world. You just have to believe. Keep calm and pay your dues. Battle the resistance and do the day's work. Believe in the vision. Have patience. *** I won't be updating this thread much as I don't have regular internet , posting here for accountability ***
I never updated this but the challenge yielded mixed results. I Did great for the first 24 or so days but then i started to get more and more slack and frustrated with lack of progress. However I made a huge leap in improvement over that time and accomplished something I never have before. I think a combination of spending too long on one project and getting burnt out + slowly relaxing my discipline level towards the challe ege is why i ultimately failed. Still glad I did it tho! Will be attempting a new one and trying to take thd knowledge from this one forward with me.
Looking back at this i wonder am I full of shit for falling so far short? I love this challenge thing but what am i doing wrong that I never seem to crush them? Will be giving this some thought and updating this thread. I am glad its here to look back at tho Thank you guys for the good luck wishes!
