> I love working on music, and DJing, but I can't seem > to find enough time to do either to the extent that I > would like. At which time it becomes necessary to get > involved with the business end of things to hopefully > find that time somewhere down the road. I don't disagree with that idea. I was disagreeing with the concept that everyone that dj's or makes tracks or whatever needs to have a certain attitude to make it in "this business". I know I, for one, would love to have all the free time in the world to devote to music. I don't think me treating it like a business is gonna help even if I am making money off of it, I don't think one needs to treat it as "this business" you paint a picture and sell it, you can still be a painter and not a businessman
> > > >nah. > > > > > > > >pessimists are either always right or pleasently > > surprised. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > or maybe never being able to get where they want > > to be > > > in this business because they dwell on that sort > > of thinking. > > yes, heaven forbid someone treat music as an art or > > a form of pleasure > > instead of a business. > > that kind of thinking will get you nowhere but > > happy.
