Take off your rose colored glasses. Because there’s no doubt about it – seeing clearly will only help – not hurt you get serious about your music in 2020.
I was recently watching the Steve Jobs movie with Ashton Kutcher – and I was so proud to hear Steve say something I say all the time to my team, “Always tell me the truth – the honest, brutal, truth.” Some people might be surprised to hear that, but it’s the only way to really grow bigger. You can’t rely upon your perspective alone – you need to filter it through what others around you can see that you can’t. You can’t afford to fool yourself when you’re trying to build something – become something. It’s time to take off your rose colored glasses and jump start your music career! Start with these 3 things to snag your place at the front of the pack.
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Hi, I’m Cari Cole.
You’ve got talent, but you want to become great at it. You’re in the right place! My mission is to help you refine your unique artist vision to bring to the world.
About Cari Cole
Cari Cole is the CEO / Founder of caricole.com and CCVM: Label Without Walls. She is a Holistic Vocal Coach, Artist Development Expert, A&R Director, and Songwriter based in New York City helping artists for the past 38 years. She is a mentor for Women in Music and The Association of Independent Music Publishers.
Her latest venture, CCVM a label services company, provides artists with a seamless path from creation to completion. After 30+ years of observing the overwhelm and challenges that artists face, Cari pulled together the best top creative professionals and designed a new approach to supporting our artists.
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