3 Self Motivation Tips for Artists, Producer, and DJ’s – with Engjell Berisha

Intro:

Who is Angelo Raguso?

Engjell Berisha bron in 12 September in Kosovo is a is a Kosovo-Albanian Music Artist, Record Producer & Entreprenuer.Born and raised in Ferizaj, his dad introduced him to music and producing at an early age. He rose to recognition in the Albanian-speaking World, after the release of his first two remixes.

Accept failure as the first lesson :

The answer is to accept that to get that success, you have to first miss the mark. You have to produce tracks that nobody ends up liking. Hell, you have to produce tracks that even you end up not liking!

Every time you miss the mark, treat it as training – or if you like, as “nudging your guided missile closer to its target”. We always learn more from our failures than our successes. Without the little “nudges” that each almost-success gives us, we simply can’t hit our final, successful goal.

Finish What You Start, Then Start Again With something New :

Signed bands traditionally had little choice but to finish their records on time, with obligation-ridden advances, studio time booked, and record company execs breathing down their necks. Even then, there are legendary stories of albums taking years to finish (or never get finished at all). If “real” bands sometimes never finish their work, what chance do effectively self-employed producers have?

You have every chance, as long as you set yourself deadlines and stick to them. Tasks tend to expand to fit the available time. Deadlines are your friend. Professionals produce, release, and move on. Wannabes procrastinate and spend more time coming up with excuses than delivering and getting going on the next project.

Gain More Knowledge

To be armed with knowledge is like giving your body healthy food and exercise. It rewards your body and brain.  It may be watching the Ask Gary Vee show on how to successfully run your business, reading books on marketing or taking a production class. Suddenly we get these boosts of energy and excitement to try out the knowledge we’ve recently gained.

Thank you, Engjell– Follow him on Instagram