BT 10: Your Art has Nothing to do With Your Emotions
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Beauty. Truth. by Har Adonai
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I used to live in the past, so much so that I tried to make a whole album about it. Which got scrapped. Today, as I finish up recording my latest album, I’m no longer living in the past. What changed? And why does the author Steven Pressfield say, “Personal life has nothing to do with work”?
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