Career Mindset & Planning
What do you want and how are you going to get there?
Building a music career is not a case of wishful thinking. We need to understand ourselves, our industry and our environment in order to set the right kind of goals and make the right kind of plans towards achieving those goals. In this workshop we look at:
- How human nature affects our artistic self-image and decision making.
- How to develop the most effective mindset for a healthy career.
- How to identify the appropriate short, medium and long long-term goals.
- How to develop clear plans which are able to evolve as we progress.
- Visual, planning and problem solving methods to keep our work and development on track.
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"There are a lot of big impossible promises online around music marketing for independent musicians. What has been missing is a steady, practical and achievable plan to grow audiences and monetize your art in a genuinely understandable way. Until Gil Hockman. This is quite possibly the most powerful instruction manual for indie artists in the music biz"
"Gil Hockman is a freelance tutor and lecturer at Music Pool Berlin. His extensive experience makes him perfectly suited to teach our target group (aspiring and experienced freelance music creators). His workshops and courses are usually fully booked and we often have to organise repeat appointments due to the high demand."
"With many years experience in the business, Gil is right at the cutting edge of the ever moving target that is the music industry. Gil is exceptionally well versed in all of the numerous aspects necessary for the independent artist in 2021. Perhaps most importantly, he is an absolute pleasure to work with and forever open to accommodating a specific artist's needs and their intended outcomes. Highly recommended!"
"Gil Hockman has been a mentor for me through most of my music career. He’s great at identifying potential weaknesses, and then finding targeted ways to build good habits that strengthen them. His experience in (and knowledge of!) the industry is worth its weight in gold."
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