Independently Published Music Habits - The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production: Finish Songs Fast, Beat Procrastination and Find Your Creative Flow

One of the best books you can read for music production. There are many chapters and each is filled with golden information. This book is not only inspiring but, it made me want to make more and more music. It helped me push myself to finish more songs and think more like a music producers. This book gives information and ideas about when you are stuck and don't know what to do. It's a really a must have book if you are a music producer. The best part is that it is very entertaining. I didn't get bored reading this book and I found the information useful. If you arent sure, buy it. You won't regret it. This book was totally worth the only I spent on it. Easily in my top 3 books for music production.

After completing the book, I have: -improved workflow -formed a better work ethic -become more organized -become more inspired and ambitious -become more aware of obstacle and how to overcome them And finally, I’ve become a mentor for my fellow producer friends. Best $20 I’ve spent!

I am blown away at how specific and relatable everything is. Often I feel so overwhelmed and honestly I thought I was alone in facing the plethora of problems that come with trying to balance creativity and learning. I have recently felt like all of my educational endeavours such as hours of tutorials, following university briefs and sifting through countless opinions and approaches online has done nothing but drain me of the magic and passion that made me start in the first place. I now realise I am exactly where I need to be and just needed to change my perspectives on things. Thanks to this new mindset and this book, I am simply now excited for another year of making music and learning. I recommend this for any music producer, regardless of experience - I guarantee there will be so many things you can take away from reading this.

Que ce soit pour la production musicale ou pour tout processus créatif : une pépite.

I’m truly surprised by the way Jason Timothy approaches procrastination and how to solve it. For sure we will see him on a TED talk video sooner or later. He explains the psychology behind it without getting academic. His advices are down to earth and confronting. However they give hope because they are applicable in small and feasible steps. Bending the ‘I don’t feel like it’ habit is the one to begin with.