My “How To Focus” course was a free video course and pdf which helped many hundreds of DJs, producers and other creative minded individuals cut through the distractions inherent in modern life.

It was so successful (and got such great results for those who did it) that I’m now working on a new and enhanced version, and have removed it from the market.

So at the moment the only way you can get the original version is as a free bonus with my Start Now Finish Fast program.

But never fear. Because you can get immediate access to my current free training course right here.

What destroys your ability to make mountains of music isn’t usually a lack of knowledge or equipment.

(Although you might think it is.)

It is the ideas, assumptions and beliefs you consciously or subconsciously hold about what you’re doing. 

Whether these perceptions are “true” is much less important than the devastating effect they have on making music. Because in reality they are usually just as untrue as they are true – depending on what you notice. What you focus on.

So in this series of videos I will give you the perspectives I have used which helped me produce 1000s of tracks and release well over 300. 

And when you take them on board they’ll help you crush it in the studio too.

For immediate access to the “deep dive” free video training which helps you finish mountains of music just click here now.

This is weird and important.

When you go back to something, pay really close attention to your first listen.

I have no idea why this is, but the ideas and inspirations I get on the first listen are the most insightful and exciting that I have.

But they’re also the most fleeting and ephemeral as if in a dream.

So make sure you have a notepad and a pen to hand before you press play. Don’t stop it. Listen all the way through from beginning to end. And while you’re listening note down every thought you have on that first listen as fast as you can.

Whatever you do, don’t listen to it again until you’ve got all your thoughts down. I’d even suggest not listening to it again. Go do the stuff you are thinking about right now.

Apart from anything else, most people who hear your music will be hearing it for the first time too – you need to pay attention to how they’ll hear it.