I spent $1,700 at the emergency vet on Friday because I thought my dog was going to die.

I read somewhere that your dog is your best friend for only a part of your life, but you're their best friend for ALL of theirs.

When I read that, something happened. Some involuntary body reaction involving liquid coming out of my eyes and circuitry suddenly sinking to the bottom of my stomach.

Then I hit the RESET button to clear my cache and now I'm all good again.

Luckily, he'll pull through.

Professor Bucklington III (Buckley for short, named after Jeff Buckley) will need surgery but he'll live another day. 

I'd like to think that if Buckley was a musician who narrowly escaped death, he'd have a new perspective on all those songs on his hard drive he said he'd finish "tomorrow."

He'd have a new lease on life, focused on creating art "today" because there might come a day when tomorrow doesn't come.

If you're constantly telling yourself you'll finish it tomorrow, why not imagine that today was all you had?

-Björgvin

P.S.

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He's featured heavily in this free step-by-step guide, playing a crucial role in helping you make finished mixes that translate to every speaker system.

So if you're struggling to finish your mixes and release your records, read this guide now