Ready for some good advice?
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Here’s some musical advice from me.
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I’m getting good advice about how to make sure that my live album shows up on Spotify and Apple Music on August 22. Also, I need good advice about which song to submit to Spotify’s recommended playlist. Do you think I should submit a trimmed version of “It’s Hard to Get Shit Done When You’re Scared Shitless”? Or should I submit “Don’t Kill Yourself” …
… “I Don’t Like You” …
…”I’d Like to Win the Grammy for Best New Artist” …
…“I Left the House Before I Felt Ready” …
… “What Are Other People Thinking About You?”…
… or “Everybody’s Somebody’s Asshole”?
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My friend Jeanette, who gives good advice, suggested I choose a song that well represents my typical style and reflects my “brand” as The Singing Therapist. Her advice was to submit “Triggers.”
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I also want to choose a good song with a strong audio-only performance and a catchy title, so I’m looking for good advice about that.
Thanks to all who are here for this “good advice” post, including YOU!
I got good advice when people I respected told me the former job didn’t define me, Ann.
That is good advice, my friend.
I got good advice from Subaru today when I took my car in (the fan blowing AC is malfunctioning) when they suggested I take a loaner car instead of waiting, what my guy said would likely be hours. I took it and drove a 2025 Subaru home. My son got a new Subaru this year (which is why I have an old one) and I told him not to die and leave it to me because I’ll never figure it out. I learned how to start and stop this one. Not messing with it any further. 🙂
All good advice, Barbara.
I figured it out, and told my son that now I didn’t want him to die because I love him. But it’s okay to stick me with the car. 🙂
to remember that everything is temporary
Good advice, Beth.
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