Three things for independent artists without a manager: grow what makes you different through trial and error, develop skills beyond raw talent, and build a personal brand early that people want to join.
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Is there any advice that you could give to like a do-it-yourself artist or an independent artist that doesn't have a manager yet? Is, are there any skill set? For sure. I was talking to somebody about this, that this morning. You have to, you gotta cultivate what makes you, what sets you apart. And that comes through like growth and trial and error. The best thing that you could do is, is, is And this is just my opinion. And it might change as it comes out, right? But it's accept that you're going to need more than just your God-given talent. First and foremost, because it's just not enough. There's people who are less talented who index in other places. So that would be one advice. Start building your brand as quickly as possible. And try and build something cohesive. That doesn't mean everything looks the same, but start You always got to think, yo, like, I want to build something that people want to be a part of.