I recently wrote an article about why I think you should start a business (and how you can guarantee success). To put everything in that post to the test, I’m going to run an experiment… I’m going to start a completely new business from scratch and I’m going to document the entire process! What’s the point starting a new business after already achieving FI?Īs I mentioned in that post, creating a business around one of your interests is a great way to force yourself to dive deeper into something you enjoy.Īnd as we learned during my recent interview with Cal Newport, going deeper into something results in more happiness and fulfillment.
#Syntorial rrddit update
Rather than have multiple posts about this experiment, I’m just going to update this post as the experiment progresses. With Building Blocks, we've taken the same interactive ear-focused approach and brought it into the world of composition.
#Syntorial rrddit how to
Syntorial has become the go-to method for learning how to design sounds with a synthesizer. And until June 16th, you can buy both levels for only 29, which is pretty crazy. Above all, you’re given access to the tools you need to get your head around sound design. The original Syntorial was great at teaching you to program, listen, and understand what each change sounds like. It breaks down complex tasks into a series of easy and fun steps, while combining theory, the learning and the practical side of synthesis. I’m stealing this style of posting from my favorite entrepreneur site. Syntorial is an award-winning synthesizer training app. Syntorial is one of the best foundational courses for anyone looking to truly master synthesis.
MoneyLab is written by my buddy Matt and is where he runs interesting business experiments, documents all the details, and shares the results.Ī lot of his experiments aren’t successful and don’t make any money at all but it’s nice to see that honesty and transparency (especially in the “online business” space). He also has a really entertaining podcast that’s worth checking out (him and his cohost, Andrew from ListenMoneyMatters, have the best chemistry out of anyone in podcasting so the episodes are always a lot of fun to listen to).Īnyway, he dedicates a page to each of his experiments and updates the page as he goes along and I really like that style so I’m borrowing it for this experiment. To keep the experiment as fair as possible, I’m not going to publically share the URL of the new project here. Since the Mad Fientist has been around a long time and has a lot of authority in the eyes of the search engines, I don’t want to give my new site a big head start by linking to it from here. 1 in Music And Art: Reddsera has aggregated all Reddit submissions and comments that mention Courseras Electronic Music Production specialization from.
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