Should You Quit Your Day Job To Record/Produce Full Time?

In this video I talk about quitting your day job to run your studio full time, the risk you run by doing this, and the dangers of having a day job that you don't necessarily hate.

[BenKash]

Hey Brian. Just discovered your podcast a month ago. Great job we need more like you as your resource is invaluable for small business studio owners. Please keep it up!

[brutaldeluxe]

brilliant. honest and genuine. loved the outakes at the end :-)

[lizlowry]

Thank you for being genuine and helpful...Really appreciate people like you in the world

[officialWWM]

If you are t working to fulfill your dreams, you're working to fulfill someone else's!

[MrBuckshot]

Thank you for all the knowledge you push to your subscribers!

[beatsbythegenesis]

Wait, 2.5k subs?? was subbed and watching you the last few weeks, no fucking way you only have 2.5k subs.

[deriangueldner]

Man this talk was even bigger than music true wisdom brother

[PrateekGuptaOfficial]

I should have watched your video before quiting the job LMAO

[davidkeller]

With the affordability of home recording equipment, is this a good business decision? There are so many things that determine if "A" business is a good idea for where you are trying to introduce this business. #1, Is there a demand for your product or service? "RECORDING STUDIO"? Probably not a lot of demand. Try getting capitol for a studio, unless you have investors with a lot of money to lose, you will never get a business loan from a bank or credit union. You are better off starting a flower delivery service, or grocery delivery service. Just saying, Is a recording studio a high demand "service?"

[worldflowproductions]

Love the video but your assessment is taking me to a 502 bad gateway. Any work around for this?

[joshgoldbergmusic]

Hey brian! Thanks for this video! I was just curious, for a home studio owner/producer, do you recommend charing per song/album or per hour of work?