Some expanded thoughts on a popular recent TEM Blog post about doing the things you were meant to do before you run out of time.

Many musicians have lots of patience when it comes to mastering their craft but don't bring that same level of patience to building new and essential business skills. That's a mistake.

Our people really do want to pay us for our art and that's something we have to remind ourselves of from time to time.

Why building your own thing from the ground up is both exciting and scary.

Spotted Online features thought-provoking articles, podcast episodes and YouTube clips pertaining to all aspects of being a successful musical entrepreneur.

Learn about a simple process we recently used to clarify exactly what Pedal Note Media's next moves should be.

The three best pieces of advice I've ever received on communicating.

One of the most essential qualities needed for success in today's music business is something you barely need to excel at school.

Katie Zaccardi is a songwriter, artist, music industry professional and certified yoga instructor based out of New York City.

After a long hiatus, we're back with a big TEM announcement (we have a YouTube channel!) and some inspiration from James Clear and Seth Godin.

Lance LaDuke, my partner at Pedal Note Media, joined me as a guest speaker for one of the music business classes I teach at Shenandoah Conservatory.

A quote from Amanda Gookin inspired this episode about listening to your gut, jumping and then learning how to swim.

Dana Fonteneau is the founder and creator of the WholeHearted Musician, a licensed psychotherapist, business consultant and former concert cellist.