What are you thankful for?
Thanksgiving is upon us so now is a perfect time to think back to what you have accomplished this year. What did you achieve in 2007? What worked, what didn't. What mistakes did you make that you can avoid in the new year?What are you thankful for? Health. Wealth. CD sales?
The best time to start making a plan for 2008 is now. Set your sights on the new year. List your goals. Make to-do lists. Start now because before you know it January will be here and you will be without a plan. Don't let this happen!
Plan it. Pursue it. Visualize it. Success will follow.
Copyright © 2007 Madalyn Sklar, IndieMusicCoach
Madalyn Sklar is a music business coach, consultant and author. She founded IndieMusicCoach and has spent over 11 years working with a wide range of independent musicians all over the world - U.S., Canada and Japan thus far. Her goal is to help indie artists achieve greater success in the music business by working smarter not harder. She is also the founder of GoGirlsMusic.com, the oldest and largest online community of indie women musicians, with a vision of bringing together and empowering musicians from around the world.
Madalyn is available for one-on-one consulting and coaching at affordable prices. Check out http://www.indiemusiccoach.com/ for more info.
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Madalyn Sklar is a music business coach & consultant, blogger, social networks expert and author. She has spent over 15 years helping independent musicians and music business professionals achieve greater success. Her motto is: working smarter not harder. She also founded GoGirlsMusic.com, the oldest + largest online community of indie women musicians.
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