If only getting signed solved everything...



It's not enough to have talent in the current music industry. Today, a successful musician needs a major online presence on social networking sites like Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter, interacting with fans in new and complicated ways. Trying to get signed and then working within the industry conflicts with creative expression and the ability to make great music. Balancing between the hectic lifestyle of the road and feeling restless and out of place in between tours can wear on even seasoned vets. Not to mention the instability of the music industry and worrying about being able to make a living as a professional musician.



If this sounds like you, life coaching geared towards creative people may be the way to go. Life coaching can give you an understanding expert to collaborate on healthy ways to manage stress, determine or reassess career goals, and strategize ways to take your career to the next level. It can help you sort out and deal with all of the things that get in the way of making great music and free you up to focus on your art and your career.


            For up and coming musicians:                                                  For established professionals:
                * Navigating between creative and professional demands                                  * Brainstorming new and different ways to reach a target audience
                * Assessing career goals and taking steps to reach them                                    * Staying sane both on the road and off
                * Adjusting to a touring lifestyle, especially in between tours                              * Maintaining personal relationships in an impersonal industry




Save the Savior
Life Coaching for Creative Types
Because music saves lives, and sometimes those saviors need a coach



Evelyn Hundt is a life coach who understands musicians' issues and works with them in a non-judgmental way to help them build their careers and free up the creative talent they have inside of them. She has trained as a creativity coach with Dr. Eric Maisel and holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy. Through personal experience, firsthand discussions with musicians, and both published articles and her own research efforts, Evelyn has a strong understanding and appreciation for the concerns and problems that affect musicians.

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Coaching is available via phone, email, AIM, and in face-to-face sessions.

Save the Savior refers to the concept that music saves lives, and reflects the idea that those saviors can need saving as well. The phrase is taken from How to Kill a Rock Star with permission from Tiffanie Debartolo.

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