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Read time: 1 minute, 370 words. Making money in indie music is tough. A project might earn $100 from streaming in a year. So I have to be thoughtful about where my time goes. The number of artists and engineers I work with gets smaller every year. Not because there’s a shortage of talent. Because I’ve built a creative orbit around execution. I tend to work with people who have experience in the corporate world or working with customers. They call back immediately. They finish. They ask, “How did I do?” And each collaboration gets easier than the last. Everyone prioritizes different things. This is simply what works for me. ππΎ Check the infographic to learn how I built my creative orbit (and how you can build yours). ββ-Kabir Seven Point Sunday – August 9 β‘οΈ Productivity Try a one-tab day. Open only one browser tab at a time. When you need something else, close the tab you’re on first. Itβs surprisingly effective at forcing completion instead of accumulation. β Automate boredom. Anything financial you “mean to do later” should be automated or removed. Bills, transfers, investing, savings. Wealth compounds when attention is not required to maintain it. β βWorking Identity by Herminia Ibarra. Through engrossing stories, from a literature professor turned stockbroker to an investment banker turned novelist, Ibarra reveals a set of guidelines that all successful reinventions share. β βDiscovery by Daft Punk. Recorded at Daft House, Thomas Bangalterβs home studio in Paris between 1998 and 2000, the album is built on drum machines, tight looping, and extensive sampling. It frames repetition as celebration rather than minimalism, with disco and funk DNA, bright hooks, and vocoder-treated vocals that feel joyous instead of ironic. β Pretend you are a very dramatic personal assistant. β βStart your day with this 10-second shiftβ β
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