Posts Tagged ‘seattle’

It stays the same long enough to miss it, and it changes enough you don’t get sick of it for long.

I didn’t choose to be sober to be a better anything except a human being. But the process of facing my fear allowed me to become a better artist.

Now that I’m wrapping up a year of gainful employment, I realize that my touring was not unsuccessful—it was just not something that made me wealthy.

I take on these experimental projects knowing full well that I’ll probably have a net loss monetarily.

Most venues start to fill up about 4 months in advance, so you should have your tentative dates mapped out about 6 months before you plan to leave.

The assertively patient Miller is from the school of thought where you don’t allow yourself a backup plan to fall on. He goes after what he wants and gets it, all the while feeling like he hasn’t achieved anything particularly special.

A website with your work on it can’t be the only way to carry your art career into the big time.