New Life
As many of us think about the “new” year today, and new resolutions which are usually centered on changing behaviors that have led us to where we are, which is not necessarily where we really want to be, this verse serves as a reminder that real change—the kind that matters and the kind that goes beyond ourselves—only comes from Jesus.
Music as a Metaphor for Life
As a once "know-it-all" audio engineer, I'm guilty of what this article talks about: the loudness wars. The few projects I got to mix and master benefitted from the best in digital tools and getting it loud was as much the goal as making it musical. This article, by...
I Showed Up and I Didn’t Throw Up
A few weeks ago I went to one of Steph’s Fit & Flex classes. My mantra for the class ended up being “Just don’t throw up. Just don’t throw up.” I couldn’t quite do all the exercises then, and I spent the last few minutes of that class in the bathroom, close to the toilet, repeating those words. I knew I was out of shape, but I hadn’t realized just how much out of shape I was.
It All Starts With the Song
According to a number of sources, it’s become almost impossible for most songwriters to make a living and support a family. Many thousands have left the industry, have left Nashville, because it’s just no longer sustainable. Maybe it’s time we all think harder about the value, or the lack thereof, we’ve placed on music.
Just Don’t Throw Up
Those were the words I kept repeating in my head as I tried to keep up with my wife and the ladies in her class. That feeling took me back to ninth grade and two-a-days for football. Except that was outside in the August heat of Georgia. And I was definitely trying to...
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Now What? – TIME
A recent study from Rutgers University analyzing data from 2006 to 2010 found that more than 30% of recession-era college grads didnt land a job within six months of finishing school. And those who did find one were being paid less. The scramble for postcollege work has graduates racking their brains for ideas on how to get a good gig.
via Now What? – TIME.
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