Hey Reader, Last year, my goals were everywhere. Release on a Top 50 label. I wanted everything. No plan. No direction. Just bouncing between ideas. This year, I did something different. I picked one clear goal for each important area of my life:
Simple. Measurable. Realistic. And suddenly, I wasn’t just “working hard” anymore— But here’s the twist: Even after setting that goal—12 tracks this year— Setting the goal wasn’t enough. “Finish 12 tracks” is a great target. So I broke it down: That’s when it clicked. Q1 and Q2: ✅ goal hit. Now I’m facing a new kind of challenge: And suddenly—same old feeling. But this time, I know what to do. Same principle. Break it down. 📌 What this means for you:If your goal feels overwhelming— And if you don’t have a goal at all? 🎯 Define what you're working toward. One session → one part That’s how I hit 9 finished tracks this year. One loop at a time. That’s it for now. Have a great week! Stay Productive, 🚀 Need a productivity boost?If you're ready, here’s how I can help you: Stay Productive Notion Template - The ultimate tool to organize your music business, manage your tracks, and stay productive. Designed for music producers. |
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