One of my main week points is time management.
I'm at a point in my life where I have a fantastic opportunity to make the music i want to make, to collaborate with some amazing musicians and people to actually hear it.
I also have a wonderful wife and son. And friends and other stuff happening and a job where i get to be a musician working with people with Autism.
I'm bloody lucky (and this time last year I was in a pretty dark place so I will never forget that).
But i still piss away the time I have on Facebook, Twitter and other stuff on the interweb.
Not that talking to people online is a waste of time, it isn't and the relationship's I've built online via these sites have given me friendships and opportunities I truly value (you know who you are).
No what I'm talking about is:
Checking emails more than twice a day
Reading blogs i have no real need to read
Youtube videos
1000's of distractions
ETC ETC
(you know what i mean I'm sure it happens to every bugger).
Stuff that sucks the time away. And if you research it they are deliberately designed to suck your time away.
So I'm trying to stop that and spend my time on the things I really want to do ie be with my family, make records, spend time with friends offline and online and create other useful stuff.
Have you got any good time management tips?
Sunday, 23 June 2013
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Sunday, 16 June 2013
Manchester Gig Cancelled/Last Day
Hi Blog Readers
Hope you're OK.
The gig in Manchester has been cancelled due to reasons beyond our control, really sad news as i love playing in Manchester. Refunds available from the venue...
Today is the last day to get my album RELIC for a £1. Get it at:
The critics said:
"a work of beauty and genius, which is why I'd strongly encourage you to listen to the whole bloody thing." Beardrock.com
"His music is increasingly hard to ignore: A singular voice speaking a new language and getting the message across with skill and fierce intelligence...frequently takes the breath away" Classic Rock Presents Prog
Saturday, 15 June 2013
Positive Mental Attitude
To be in anyway successful as a musician you need to be somewhat deluded to be brave enough to get up there are do it. You need to believe in what you're doing and that's really hard. You need a Positive Mental Attitude.
What I do is write a big list and work through it. It's not easy and some days my belief goes. But you need to believe.
Anyway Bad Brains say it better than me....
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
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