TEM299: Suffering Is Often Voluntary

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TEM299: Suffering Is Often Voluntary

A very cool story showing how often we create our own suffering and how that relates to a musician with a portfolio career.

On Today's Episode of The Entrepreneurial Musician:

  • The story of the inconsiderate pen-clicking colleague that wasn’t and how it relates to a musical career

  • The inevitability of failure and the challenge of framing it correctly when it happens

  • A quote from Seth Godin on why the status quo is so hard to change

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Produced by Andrew Hitz

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