...But here's your reminder that your music doesn't have to be "perfect."

What does that even mean anyway?

Your definition of success doesn't have to be the glitz and glamor of a Grammy award.

Your goal can be as simple as the gratification of sharing your music with one person.

Our house is full of pieces of art I've produced just for the purpose of giving it to my wife.

Not to show it to the world. I just wanted to show it to one person.

(I'm also terrible at buying presents so I always end up hiring an artist to help me make something instead...).

Your music doesn't have to put you on the cover of a magazine. 

I have students who just want to finish the music they've been working on for years so that they can share it with their friends without feeling embarrassed.

And that's just as good of a reason as any.

You don't have to make music to find followers and fans. You can just make your music to make yourself feel better.

Sometimes that's all you need.

Hope that helps,

Björgvin

P.S.

If you'd like help making better mixes so that you can finish your music, regardless of what you want to do with it when it's done, get in touch. I'm looking for a handful of musicians that want to be beta students in my new Home Studio Mastery program.

If that's you, hit reply and let me know you're interested.