Marlon Hoffstadt: How to deal with self-doubts and social media - Part 2/3
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 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:
1:24 - How do you overcome your self-doubts?
5:02 - How to use social media in a way that keeps you sane?
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.olympiacoa...
Feel less isolated on tour in 3 simple steps:
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Check out Marlon’s music: / marlonhoffstadt
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great t-shirt, Marlon
i completely agree with this t.shirt too!
Hey Alber, its the logo of my event series at Wilde Renate here in Berlin. Its called Savour The Moment and the focus is on building a safe space for everyone who wants to party, enjoy music, dance, meet people and all that without the influence of smartphones. We try to encourage people to stay in the present moment and to enjoy themselves without the internet, snapchat, instagram, facebook, or even tinder or snapchat. If you ever come to Berlin, try to swing by to one of these events :)
Anyway, happy you like the shirt!
I dont use phone almost 2 years now... No stress... I recomend to all... Dont let Corporations tell you how to live.
Now just peacefull times... Doing some music... Chilling... Feel yourself and them you will feel others.
well done! living without a phone is not easy these days, but it's great you found a way to live that works for you