Marlon Hoffstadt: Finding balance, Panic attacks, Saying no - Part 1/3

I interview electronic music producer Marlon Hoffstadt on how to stay in the game long-term. We discuss topics such as:
- How to stay balanced in the music industry
- How touring excessively can be bad for you
- How to deal with self-doubts and social media
- What success really means
- What to do if you’re struggling
Questions:
1:20 - what are your tips on how to stay balanced in the music industry?
5:13 - what’s the impact of excessive touring and what’s another way?
Ariane is a life coach at Olympia Coaching. With 20 years experience in the music biz and nightlife under her belt, she now helps artists and music industry professionals reach the next stage of their careers with more balance, clarity and confidence. She loves yoga, being on the dancefloor, and empowering her clients, and shares her tips on living a balanced life here:
► www.olympiacoaching.com/the-o...
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Check out Marlon’s music: / marlonhoffstadt
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[@marthahall4483]

Lovely to see somebody so successful be so wise and introspective. Inspiring. Looking forward to seeing Marlon play soon.

[@carrut]

I knew Marlon sets because of my son sharing, and the only thing I can ask Marlon is to come and play here in Mexico, here is a very warmly people and he will never feel alone.

[@manoloabal]

This interview is so interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@olympiacoaching]

Thanks, glad you found it interesting :)

[@MarlonHoffstadt]

Thanks for taking the time to watch it. :)

[@andyandy3542]

Hey guys, thank you for nice interview!
You are talking about being balanced after you've reached top level in your career. but what's about finding balance when you are struggling with all you might to get to this top level? it seems much more difficult

[@olympiacoaching]

Hey Andy. I know how challenging it is to try to make it in this competitive industry. I believe that balance is a pre-requisite to sustainable success, and it's a choice you make daily. Feeling good mentally, emotionally and physically - and enjoying the journey - will help you get there more than continuously striving and struggling. Also, I would make sure to define what a successful life looks and feels like to YOU, personally. You wouldn't believe the amount of 'externally successful' artists out here who are deeply miserable, Avicii's story being one of the saddest example. Hope this helps. I wish you all the best!