A lot of people talk about how hard the music business is.  They talk about how it's so hard to make a living as a musician these days. They talk about How record sales are in the toilet and how it's almost impossible to make it as a musician.  And although I understand that when people say things like this they're really talking about how hard it's become to make it as a performing musician and songwriter of original music, I feel like all this pessimism about the music business is really detrimental to the music community as a whole.  The idea of the struggling artist is certainly nothing new, but this stereotype is unfortunate and I think it's really misleading.  I don't think artists and musicians have to struggle that much. 

I just posted a new video on my Youtube channel where I discuss a straightforward and realistic way to make $60,000 a year working 25 hours a week as a musician.

Check it out here:
http://youtu.be/ftaA3meVz_Q

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