Weekly Digest: September 10, 2016

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How was your week?

Mine was a bit hectic, a bit tiring, and a lot of fun, with four separate performances, rehearsals, and regular tasks and assignments mixed in.

In any case, here’s what you might have missed from this last week on TME.

Featured Stories

Are You Hustling & Grinding in Your Music Career? 5 Warning Signs of Burnout

The 14, 15, 16-hour work day has risen to prominence. Is it really all it’s cracked up to be? Is it sustainable? Do you actually get more done burning your candle on both ends? Find out.

How to Boost Your Post on Facebook for Musicians

Looking for tips and best practices on what posts to boost on Facebook, and how? Check out this step-by-step video.

Music Industry How To

If you’d like to gain access to full-length guides at Music Industry How To, click here. I’m a staff writer with MIHT.

How To Use World Events To Promote Your Music

What is one of the most effective ways to get people out to your shows? By tying in with a current event, you can dramatically increase attendance and awareness for causes you care about.

The Best Two-Hand Tapping Tips For Beginners & Intermediate Guitarists

Interested in sounding like Eddie Van Halen? Want to play impressive sounding licks at the drop of a dime? Even beginners can learn how. In this lesson, you will learn the two-hand tapping technique.

Other Noteworthy Items

Upcoming event: The Question Community – September 18
Upcoming event: The Classics – Celebrating Jazz Vocalists – September 21

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Musician, serial entrepreneur, digital nomad and bestselling author. Wiebe has built an extensive career in songwriting, live performance, recording, production work, session playing and music instruction. He helps musicians like you unlock your full potential. If you'd like to be notified whenever the blog is updated, click here to subscribe.