An observation.

While talking to artists about music career a couple of fears came out. Standard shit like not having enough money, not being talented enough, being failure in general etc.

But I noticed that there is also a fear of success.

Even had to google it, if it's common among musicians. It is common.

An artist thinks that s/he explodes and becomes big, he has to go on tours for months, away from family and friends; perform at stadiums and lots of people will judge him; give shitload of interviews and look stupid; there will be tons of pressure. Life will change. And he will still think that he "doesn't deserve" all of the good stuff and somehow will fuck it all up.

That's normal.

Get your priorities in order, mate. Otherwise, we're not going far.

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The more I dive into the music industry the more cynical I become. Music is just another business, just like everybody says. And I agree.

I understand why musicians are opposing this idea. They think "I don't want to leave one day job to end up in another day job."

But it's not really like that. Yes, you have to do a lot of boring and business-related shit, but in the end you manage to earn a living doing the work that you love.

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