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Thank you! Purchased both, read Ari's book and did not like it much (also wrote a review). From the creative perspective, Hacking Music by Wade Sutton was way, way better in my opinion, more helpful in terms of navigating one's creative output. Though Ari's book absolutely is super helpful when it comes to hitting the road and touring. Thanks for commenting! <3 :)
I haven’t read Wade Sutton’s, know I’m very curious about it, thanks for the recommendation!
i think Wade really narrowed it down to how to approach your music as a business, he talks about finding your niche and creating content/output via the lean methodology system. Succinct and more enriching than thicker books that are not very pithy :)
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Dec 26, 2020 09:17AM
Thank you! Purchased both, read Ari's book and did not like it much (also wrote a review). From the creative perspective, Hacking Music by Wade Sutton was way, way better in my opinion, more helpful in terms of navigating one's creative output. Though Ari's book absolutely is super helpful when it comes to hitting the road and touring. Thanks for commenting! <3 :)
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I haven’t read Wade Sutton’s, know I’m very curious about it, thanks for the recommendation!
i think Wade really narrowed it down to how to approach your music as a business, he talks about finding your niche and creating content/output via the lean methodology system. Succinct and more enriching than thicker books that are not very pithy :)
