Female Entrepreneur Musician with Bree Noble

I talk with artist Laura Mustard about her journey through health issues and how shoe is able to be vulnerable about her struggles with her audience. It was definitely a journey into sharing herself that took her time to embrace. Laura Mustard is an independent artist and songwriter living in Nashville, TN. Her music focuses on themes of self acceptance and body positivity as she is a person livin...

Today I turn 50! On this episode I'm reflecting on how all the choices, experiences, trials and triumphs have led to where I am today as a musician, a business owner, an educator and influencer and as a person. Join me for a retrospective and a look forward to another decade as a woman in music.

This podcast is taken from our monthly community event inside the Female Indie Musician Community where we focus on a theme and provide motivation and mindset tips. This month's theme is self promotion. Beth & Cayla discuss how to overcome fear, imposter syndrome, perfectionism, procrastination and limiting beliefs that keep you from getting your music to the people who need to hear it.

Streaming isn't just about getting on playlists anymore. Mike Warner, author of Work Hard Playlist Hard uncovers a multitude of different ways to increase your income from streaming platforms.

How do you know if you're "ready" to book gigs, release a course, take a job or invest in your music career? In this solo episode, Bree talks about why waiting until you're absolutely sure you're ready will cause you to miss opportunities. afr5CJYxUI6YWCcSnwK8

In this episode we talk about everything from dealing with stage fright, how to recover when everything goes wrong on stage, how to think about your relationship with the audience and how to feel worthy of being paid what your worth.

This is a subject that musicians don't often think about, but if you use Rebekah's tips you can get more free trafic to your website, especially for potential gigs and to your blog.

A "Superstar Brand" is not about being a larger-than-life Rockstar. It's about knowing exactly what makes you unique and how to amply those things in a way that your audience connects with you. Your music alone is not enough to make people care enough to follow up, promote you and invest in your career.

This episode might be a bit uncomfortable for some of you. But I want you to succeed and realize your dreams in your music career so I'm being a little blunt in this episode. I talk about the 3 signs that you're truly committed and not just paying lip service to wanting a music career. I know this episode will be both inspiring and convicting.

Do you have big plans and dreams but find that something always gets in the way? Do you find that fear of failure and lack of confidence tend to sabotage your progress? Improving your follow through comes down to an equal mix of time-management strategy and overcoming the mindset blocks that can keep even the most well-intentioned musicians from doing what they say they're going to do.

Oftentimes artists think they need a manager, but they're not really at the stage yet where a manager would benefit them. Usually they're overwhelmed and what they need is an outside opinion from someone who is knowledgeable and experienced to give them perspective and help them know what to focus on. That's the role of a mentor.

This awesome panel discussion with 3 prolific writers and members of my Academy will give you practical ideas on how to get inspired to write, write more often, try new things in your writing process and create lifelong writing habits.

On this episode I'm talking about the one thing that happened in my music career that changed everything. And it's not going viral, making a famous connection or getting access to an industry guru .It's not something out of reach for any of you. In fact I've been working for the last several years to give access to this to other female musicians.

Today I'm talking about how perfectionism is slowing us down and keeping us from the important lessons we need to learn. 70% perfect is perfect and 100% perfect is failure because then you're missing all the gold in that other 30%.

Breana Marin discusses how she got into licensing beats and arrangements online and how that not only allows her to make money doing something she loves from home but it also has boosted her profile and streaming numbers as an artist.

I know many listeners are struggling with health issues, especially now. You may think this means you can't have a career in music. I am here to tell you that isn't true. I did it and so can you. It just may look a little different than you imagined. I'm giving you some practical tips from my own experience on how to navigate it successfully.

The beginning of the year is the perfect time to be thinking about systems for tracking your cash flow, setting up systems that take advantage of tax deductions and making sure you're saving for retirement. These might not be sexy subject but it is crucial for musicians not to ignore them.

From designing album art to session work, Melody Nest provides tons of ways for musicians to make money. It is also a great place for musicians to find freelancers to help them complete projects.