The Passion Principles: 101 Ways to Express Your Creativity and Share It With the World
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (839 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071GKBG95 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 434 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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He is the author of the highly acclaimed "Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook" and many other books, including "The Empowered Artist," "The DIY Career Manifesto," "Unleash the Artist Within," and "Branding Yourself Online." He also developed the "Music Marketing 101" course at Berkleemusic, the online continuing education division of Berklee College of Music. He was one of the early proponents of musicians, writers, and other creative people taking their careers into their own hands and not relying on industry gat
Welcome to a little book filled with powerful ideas for creative people like you!If you're a musician, writer, visual artist, actor, designer, chef, performer, or any other type of creative entrepreneur, you'll find a feast of bite-sized principles throughout these pages.By design, this book does not go in depth with career strategies or business tactics. You'd do well to consider them and incorporate them into your own life.Section 1, which includes principles 1-48, covers best practices related to the creative process and the internal issues that most artists confront on a regular basis.Section 2, which includes principles 49-101, offers a wide range of ways to share, promote, and sell your creative output, as well as grow a fan base.Pick up this resource whenever you need inspiration or a fresh idea.Read it straight through or open it randomly to any page. Its purpose is to provide you with a comprehensive collection of the best nuggets of wisdom for artists of all kinds.These are the philosophies and a
He was one of the early proponents of musicians, writers, and other creative people taking their careers into their own hands and not relying on industry gatekeepers to save them. He also teaches and performs improv comedy and co-wrote "The Improv Comedy Musician" with Laura Hall, the longtime pianist and musical director of Whose Line Is It Anyway? Since 1995 Bob has published "The Buzz Factor" ezine, one of the first music tips email newslet
Warren Martin said Bob Baker Walks the Walk and Talks the Talk. This is another excellent and informative book by Bob Baker. This is not just a book some guy wrote trying to sell something, Bob Baker walks the walk and lives the methods and ways of promoting and building the fan base. Everything he talks about works, the only problem for most of us is actually applying the Principles, even if it's just a few of them. . John Henry Sheridan said Just what I've been craving!!. Just what I have been cravinga book filled with little nuggets of refreshing wisdom designed especially for creative types like myself. The light and spacious nature of the writing makes for a very easy read and can serve as something to always keep handy near my work desk or my guitar lessons area as a way to keep me focused on what's most important about my journey - which is sticking with my chosen creati. "A little book with a lot of encouragement and practical advice" according to Linda Austin - MoonbridgeBooks. The first half of this short and easy to read book is like one friend encouraging another to break through any negative thoughts and obstacles to go ahead and express that inner creativity wanting to come out. Bob confronts these common issues head on. The second half is a practical guide for beginners who want to share their creative work with others, which means publicity and marketing. Scary stuff, but Bo