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This is the Home Studio Hustle Podcast number 7- 10 Productivity Tips for Use in the Home Studio!

Hello Hustlers and welcome to the show I’m Mike Brown and today we’re going to be talking about productivity tips for use in the home studio.

I realize that the past few weeks have been kind of broad strokes when it comes to Home Studio advice, with several people telling me that it doesn’t really feel focused on the home studio at all.  This week I’m digging in and giving specific advice with tips about how to increase your productivity in your studio workflow.

I’m also going to be trying out a new style with this episode.  In the past I’ve meticulously scripted and recorded and re-recorded things. Today, I’m working off an outline. I’m excited to see how this turns out! 

The goal today is to give you some ways to be more productive in your studio and thereby save time- and if you’ll remember: the less time you spend on something, the more money you make doing it.

So let’s dive right into it!

Tip #1: Keep your files organized!

Tip #2: Use Templates

Tip #3: Define your own macros

Tip #4: Learn the Key Commands & Keep them congruent

Tip #5: BATCH

Tip #6: The Little Notebook

Tip #7: Schedule Schedule Schedule

Tip #8: Reach for the Stock Stuff First

Tip #9: Commit to your production moves

Tip #10: Approach each task with a purpose

Okay, now I wanted to write 5 tips, but when I was making my outline, I just kept thinking of ones that I wanted to share. 

Let me know your own tips!  And I’d love feedback on this different recording style.  I definitely feel like this episode will be more valuable to Home Studio Hustlers than the top-down ones I’ve shared so far.

I’d love to hear what you have to say on this topic. If you want to add your voice to the conversation, come to homestudiohustle.com/podcast, find this episode and leave a comment. OR if you’d like to have a more private dialogue, email me at [email protected].

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Thank you, and keep hustlin’.