Bloggin By REL

Goal Setting: Part 1 The Formula

Goal setting; thousands of books and millions of articles have been written about the benefits of setting goals. Great achievements are the result of goals established and reached and very few can say that they don’t know about goals and even fewer still, can say they don’t believe goals are important. So why then are there so many that continue to move through life drifting without clearly defined goals? Why are there so many of us who fail repeatedly to achieve that which we say we desire most.

Achieve What You Desire

Well here we are in the first month of 2010 and all over the world people are motivated to make positive changes in their lives, careers, finances, relationships, etc. Being a very optimistic brother, I too have and do occasionally get wrapped up in the energy and hype associated with a new year. I have a renewed vigor and willingness to go harder then I ever have and do more than I’ve ever done.

Tashe Album: The Final Week Of Track Production

At last the final week of track production has arrived. I am very pleased with the work accomplished thus far and excited to be closing in on the completion of the first commercial release for SCR Entertainment of 2010.

He Who Goes Hardest Gets the Most Opportunities

As a kid I often heard this statement; “The early bird gets the worm.” Hummmmm, while I understand the point, I also notice that the implied underlying point is that there is only one worm to get. Flipping this underlying point and taking it one step further is the historically stated, “There aren’t enough opportunities.”

Results are what count

How often do you encourage yourself or give yourself praise for doing a good job? How often do you praise yourself without moments later negating the very praise you just gave? For example: I really did a good job with that but if . . .

Treat Your Bottom Line as Your Client Treat’s Theirs

I remember having a meeting not long ago. My assistant and I sat with a director, an investor / co-producer and two cast members for a play to be brought to the stage in 2010. The meeting purpose, as I understood it based on previous conversations, was for me to meet with the director and investor to discuss what contribution I could possibly make to the production. Specifically, music and how much I would charge them for my services.