I just dropped an absolute value bomb on YouTube. 🔥
One of the recurring themes that comes up in my coaching program is how to find the "sweet spot" between making art in private and sharing it in public.
Many composers are (understandably) introverts who prefer working in isolation rather than blasting out who they are and what they do on a weekly basis.
And yet...
These same composers also have a deep desire to be seen. 🙋♂️
But with the oversaturation of content online and the impending shifts from AI, it can often feel like no one cares about our art ⎯ so why bother wasting time to share it?
But here's the thing:
Your art matters. You just haven't found your "tribe" yet.
And using the best parts of social media ⎯ the algorithm which is incredibly efficient at sending your work to people who will find it interesting ⎯ can be incredibly fulfilling and confidence-boosting when done right.
That's why I made a 15-minute video covering exactly how to...
• ❤️ Make content from a place of passion
• 🔋 Keep your energy high when sharing yourself online
• 💪 Create challenges to keep content creation fun
If you're an artist trying to cut through the noise and enjoy sharing your work with the world, this video is a must watch.
(And if you want to work directly with me to help you overcome your blocks so you can start creating, finishing, and sharing your music more freely, apply here.)
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👋 Ready to work w/ me?
When you're ready, here's three ways we can work together:
- 🎬 Composing Career Bootcamp. My college-level program for composers eager to break into the industry and land paid work in film, animation, and games.
- 🤝 Private Coaching w/ Zach. I help passionate composers break free from perfectionism and creative paralysis — so they can fall back in love with music-making, feel proud of their work, and share it confidently with the world. If you're interested in joining us, click here to apply.
- 🎹 Commission Music. I help media agencies and game devs bring their creative visions to life through cinematic music. If you want to discuss working together, hit reply to this email and let's chat.
That's all for now.
(Hit reply to share your thoughts or just to say hi.)
Now, go make something. 🙂
- Zach
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