Measuring Success As Happiness (And The Decision To Move On)
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    Default Measuring Success As Happiness (And The Decision To Move On)

    A great write up by Simon Shackleton (Elite Force, One DJ series)


    http://www.simonshackleton.org/chron...ure-of-success
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    Somehow...I feel better in a way. Not entirely personally but for reading the stance of someone leagues more musically successful than I will ever be who took a step back and jotted down much needed notes.

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    Hes such a stand up guy. Thanks for sharing this article. Goes hand in hand with what ive been feeling the past while.

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    This is so true. Waaay too many people (myself included for a while) get caught up in the rat race and end up losing the spirit that got them into music in the first place.
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    fantastic read

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    Featurecast shared this on Facebook, and I'v ben meaning to read it.

    Gonna tale some time and take a look now...
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    Saw it yesterday on FB, pretty touching. It is the sentiment that most club dj's on the grind have. It's all about your web presence, good music doesn't really matter any more. Pretty sad.

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    YEP!

    I know a lot of REALLY talented Psytrance producers here in South Africa that have 'made it big' in the world of Psy.
    They too have kind of given up on the 'whoring yourself out on FB' and other social media platforms and suffer due to it.

    Sad...they struggle to get gigs locally, but internationally they do freaking well. Sucks...
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    Quote Originally Posted by sarasin View Post
    YEP!

    I know a lot of REALLY talented Psytrance producers here in South Africa that have 'made it big' in the world of Psy.
    They too have kind of given up on the 'whoring yourself out on FB' and other social media platforms and suffer due to it.

    Sad...they struggle to get gigs locally, but internationally they do freaking well. Sucks...
    it would be nice to get the local gigs and just get by running a cafe or something on the side that way we can truly enjoy the hippie lifestyle that is trance

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