"I’m hungry," my daughter says in the early AM before any sensical human being should be having breakfast.

"Ok, do you want banana bread?"

"No." 

(and my baker heart breaks).

"What about a waffle?"

"No."

Then I remember...I’ve heard about this consumer psychology thing that says that if you give them options they’re more likely to choose between them. 

But if you only give them a choice of one thing, you're technically giving them the choice between that and the option to say no.

And since she doesn't need any more training on using the word no, I shrug and give it a shot.

"Ok, would you like a waffle or do you want banana bread?"

I wait with bated breath.

"I want something else."

Checkmate from the grand-daughter of a chess champion. Suck it psychology.

But it made me thing about all the choices you have when you're making music in your home studio.

There are infinite options when you're making music and there's always something new to try out.

It might look like experimentation, but it often gets in the way of progress.

Not making a decision is actually a decision to delay making progress.

So if your songs are sitting on your hard drive waiting to be finished but you're too busy considering all the options instead of picking a path, it's time for a change.

Pick an option and move forward. Inaction will kill your creativity and cripple your career before it even starts.

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The Audio Issues EQ is not just another EQ. It's the last EQ you'll ever need for creating separation between your instruments and balance in your mixes.

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