So many musicians relate to their practice by how they feel about it. You are going to feel however you feel about your practicing, and your feelings have little to do with what's actually happening. Thanks to Den Resource William Seiji Marsh, you can now track your practice data to start relating powerfully to your practice and stop judging your practice by how you happen to be feeling. This is a powerful tool, try it out in your next practice session today!

This fantastic guide came from our 2020 Masterclass A Career in Film Composing by film composer agent Ari Wise In The Den. Many topics were covered, from how to break into the business of original score composing through to how to take your career to the next level. As Ari identified, “every composer who’s ever tried to sync sound to picture wants to know 2 things: “Where am I?” and “How fast am I going?” - so too is it with a composer’s career.” Therefore, he has broken a composer’s career into 12 simple steps and grouped these steps into three basic phases: (1). Honing Your Skills; (2). Begging for work; and (3). Choosing your work.

You’re a big person with big ideas. Therefore, having an organized system for reaching goals and crushing to-do lists is crucial. There are a lot of tools that psychologically benefit how you plan your time and your experience of your day. Den Resource Caleigh Drane has compiled a few of her favorites and created a template that has helped her tremendously in planning and staying pumped about her day-to-day work.