One of my band students was disappointed last year when he was rejected for the talent show as an instrumentalist while singers who sang poorly were accepted. He mentioned his disappointment to the event organizer, who told him the audience wanted singers, not instrumentalists. He mentioned to me that we should hold our own talent show, thus was born Coffee & Talent Night, an event for students run by students where they show off their musical talents. The amazing display of talent - songwriting, singing - that I saw made me cry, and it didn't take any work on my part. The students did it all!

One of the hardest things to do as musicians is setting boundaries, especially around our personal lives and with our time. In this podcast, you will learn strategies to help you be better about setting boundaries so you can have success not only in music, but in your personal life too.

These four things - if left unchecked - can be poison to your career, health and emotions.

In this episode, we discuss how to make the most of your conference.

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Living a balanced life. See show notes at www.themusicedpodcast.com for additional resources.

Importance of longevity.

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In this episode, I interview director extraordinaire Dr. Ed Cannava.

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We all have a shortage of time. In this podcast, you get tips for how to use your time more effectively to get more done.