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Stumbling Your Way to Extraordinary

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You can be fairly clueless about something and at the same time be exceptionally good at it, because the results are what matters. I’ve read, I’ve heard, and I’ve been told: when building a mix from ground zero, it helps to have a clear vision of what you want it to be, how you want it to sound. And somewhere along the

Stumbling Your Way to Extraordinary Stumbling Your Way to Extraordinary You can be fairly clueless about something and at the same time be exceptionally good at it, because the results are what matters. I’ve read, I’ve heard, and I’ve been told: when building a mix from ground zero, it helps to have a clear vision of what you want it to be, how you want it to sound. And somewhere along the way, that idea (outside) became a thought (inside), and it started repeating. Every time that thought popped up in my brain, it would press the well-worn grey button which activates the voice of doubt living

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