It’s a new year and a clear slate is in front of all of us. The turning of the calendar from 2010 to 2011 is an ideal time to set your goals. I see a marked difference between artists who set finite goals and those who do not.
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Ask yourself: Is this the year I want to make a difference for my musical career? And if so – what difference and how?
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Many studies have proven that long-term perspective is the most accurate single predictor of upward social and economic mobility in America. And it has been proven that people who have goals written down are much more likely to achieve them.
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FOCUS AREAS – CREATING ORDER
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STEP 1: Write Down Your Focus Areas
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STEP 2: Write Your Goals Down
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STEP 3: Look At Goals Everyday
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TECHNIQUES FOR ACHIEVING GOALS
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1. Start With An Easy Goal And Complete It
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2. Make Lists To Stay On Track
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3. Take Derek Sivers Advice: Zip It!
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5. Structure Time to Achieve Goals
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6. Remember You Can Change The Goals As You Go
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7. Write Down 5 Successes Each Day
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The U.S. Court of Appeals shot down copyright infringement allegations from Universal Music Group and affirmed an eBay seller’s right to resell promotional CDs that he buys from used music and other stores. In an opinion issued Tuesday, the court held: “UMG transferred title to the particular copies of its promotional CDs and cannot maintain an infringement action against (defendant) Augusto for his subsequent sale of those copies.” But the court went further, implying protection for others who have gotten free promo copies and resold them: