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Originally Posted by songwriter  I'm too ambitious to be indie... but I'm not gonna do things I wouldn't listen...
Yes, for me, the real satisfaction is for the music itself not for the appeal or success coming with it. Maybe that would change with bigger success if I reached more people. I guess that would mean something but not as much as my own love for music.
So, it seems I'm not in the Dark Side... glad to know it. Great comments.  |
Now how would it be to apply polarity in this case? Does that mean not focusing on taking any action to sell your music?
Is this forums saying that if you forgo any focus on selling your music and devote your attention to just creating the sounds and sharing them, being an artist only, that you will be more effective with your music?
If so, does that seem to be a way to empower someone?
Artist versus salesman, but never in ths same person? Maybe there's something to that - great artists need managers to do the darkwork of selling you. But isn't that a limiting thoguht? A belief that noone can be both an artist and manger at the smae time, to it's fullest extennt?
Jack of all trades, master of none.
Or expert at this one or two things, and know not much else.
Or master of many things - like a renisaunce man/woman?