I recently asked my community "Why is it important to YOU to finish your songs?"

Here are some of their responses...

✨ To feel a sense of achievement

✨ Because it's my personal goal to share them and I can't do that if they aren't finished

✨ To understand what thoughts and emotions need to be released. And then understand how I can help others while helping myself.

✨ To see a possibility of performing them live.

✨ Because not finishing them keeps me small

✨ I owe it to myself and the song!! I have a few unfinished songs that almost make me feel anxious/guilty!!

✨ To get over my fear of releasing my own music

✨ To face the imperfections of finished songs and stop piling up ideas.

✨ To connect with people and not feel alone.

Such powerful and compelling reasons.

And even though we have these reasons and motivation I still get a question around the subject of finishing songs multiple times a week from my students and members of my community. I even ran a poll inside our Facebook Group and over 40% of songwriters agreed that they needed help finishing their songs.

The truth is, finishing songs is hard.

So, I ran a workshop! You even may have seen some of the emails last week. 

The workshop was SO popular and went down SO well that I decided to record a podcast all about the subject.

Inside this week's episode I offer two powerful tips to help you get your songs over the finish line. 

Many songwriters say that it's only once they manage to complete work, and complete work often, that they feel legitimate. That they see results. That they find opportunities come knocking. 

And that's my story too. 

Once I started taking my music a little more seriously and implementing these two super basic but totally necessary steps, wow, my musical world exploded! 💥

And the truth is, until you complete your songs, you will be stuck in limbo.

So head over and have a listen to this week's podcast and let me know what you think. Will you try out these tips? Are you already doing them?