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I'm thrilled to share that I've reached a milestone of 1,400 subscribers on YouTube! While it might not seem monumental compared to giants like Mr. Beast, the journey to grow 'Performance Perspective'—my corner of the internet dedicated to the vibrant world of musical theater—organically has been incredibly fulfilling. Initially, embracing this niche felt daunting, aware that musical theater isn't everyone's cup of tea. Yet, establishing a connection with viewers who share this passion has been worth every moment. Describing myself as a theater critic doesn't quite fit; I see myself more as that friend eager to hear your take on a show, underscoring the belief that art's beauty lies in its subjectivity. Speaking of tastes, I LOVE '27 Dresses' as a cinematic gem. It’s my favorite movie and am fully aware that my preferences might raise some eyebrows. So who am I to judge? This journey has led me to a point of pride in my content and a deep appreciation for the community we've built together. Witnessing the channel's financial growth reaffirms my commitment to this path, reinforcing that those indifferent to musicals simply aren't my target audience. To anyone feeling unsure about their social media endeavors, remember the power of perseverance, the importance of engaging with your analytics, and the value of sharing your passion unabashedly. Keep going, make adjustments as needed, and never lose sight of humility. https://lnkd.in/gSyQRzK2

How do you get or stay "locked in?" For me, it's using creative outlets like listening to music or drumming. TL;DR: Today's inspiration for being "locked in" is the recent video of Chad Smith from RHCP playing to a song he's never heard before. He does it without the drum track. To emphasize this...he has no idea how the parts of the song work together, let alone what the drummer is actually playing. He's simply so "locked in" to his craft that he listens for a bit and comes up with his own rendition, which sounds as if it was the original drum track to the song. Mind blown! FULL TEXT: I've been playing drums in bands (both original and cover) for years and have consistently played live shows with The Gilfords for 20 years straight. Shout out to Paul Collica,Philip Kahn and Stephen Murro on this group milestone. As a drummer, you have to be "locked in" to drive the tempo for the band and keep the crowd engaged and wanting more. If they can't "feel it," they'll walk away. For me as a digital marketing and comms exec (or for anyone at any stage of their career), it's no different. We need to be "locked in" because the band = the team and the crowd = our internal/external stakeholders. If they don't feel it, they'll walk away. For years I've drawn parallels between my musical career and professional career. Not only has it helped provide balance in my life, it has given me inspiration and has enabled me to succeed in a way that having only one career would not have. #craft #inspiration #AdaptEvolveSucceed

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