Have you ever held back from sharing your music because you were scared of what people might say?
Or worse, found yourself spending forever tweaking a track, trying to make it perfect so that nobody could possibly criticise it?
But of course, perfect music doesn’t exist. And therefore your track can’t ever exist either.
Maybe you’ve experienced this crippling effect?
You’re far from alone.
We live in a world where opinions are often expressed with aggression, ridicule and personal attacks.
So it’s no wonder that creatives are often apprehensive about sharing their work.
Insults, rudeness, or even well-meaning but misplaced advice can hurt.
The kicker, though, is that you miss out on so much when you keep your music hidden.
Because expressing yourself, connecting with others and being part of a scene are vital to your growth and progress as artists.
Criticism is unavoidable, but how you experience it is a choice.
In this episode of the Finish More Music Podcast, we explore a perspective on criticism, judgement and freedom of expression that could completely change how you approach putting yourself and your music out into the world.
If you’ve ever been held back because of what someone might say, this episode is for you.
I really appreciate you joining me and I hope you’re enjoying the topics and taking some real value into your music sessions.
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