I suppose we all inherit various traits from our parents. Me? Every now and then I get the urge to rearrange things. Mom loved to rearrange the furniture in the house, which could make it interesting if you came home after dark and didn’t turn on the lights. Today though, I am just moving things [...]
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Here is proof that I chose the right topic and book, “How Lance Does It” by Brad Kearns for our virtual book club study series on how to supercharge your songwriting and musical goal pursuits: Lance Armstrong announced this week that after competing in a 100 mile, lung-searing race through the Rocky Mountains, that he is [...] Print This Post
It is now time to move on to chapter 2. This is the third installment in the read-along-with-me series on how Lance Armstrong’s philosophy might apply to songwriting and music. We are only on chapter two even though this is the 3rd installment because the first covered the introduction. I hope you have all been reading [...] Print This Post
So, guess what? You don’t need to pay or subscribe to my Musing Mana Song Project in order to get all the music. BUT, I would definitely appreciate it if you did. So……I know this is a non-conformist type of business model I’m experimenting with – essentially giving the music away with completely voluntary donations and [...] Print This Post
This is the second installment in the read-along-with-me series on how Lance Armstrong’s philosophy might apply to songwriting and music. In case you missed the previous episode, we are reading the book, “How Lance Does It” by Brad Kearns As was mentioned in the introduction, Lance does not get bogged down in psychoanalyzing his past. (BTW, [...] |
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