Small Market Studios with Jeremy Mang [ Recording Studio Loser ]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2025
- Small Market Studios with Jeremy Mang [ Recording Studio Loser ]
Jeremy Mang from The TH-cam channel Recording Studio Loser talks about owning and operating a recording studio in a small market. He offers great insight on when you might take the leap from garage to commercial space, advertising, and more.
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First! Ha! Good talk man. Thanks for having me.
Absolutely thank you Jeremy! Hope we get to do this again!
Dope interview!
Jeremy is great. Go give him a subscribe!
Great stuff!!! More more!!!
Hey thanks for the encouragement! More coming for sure!
"Humble" seems like exactly the right word to use to describe Jeremy - and in case there is any doubt, I mean that as very much a compliment. I think he seems like a fun dude who knows his stuff, a good bloke to make some tunes with.
Jeremy is a solid dude!
Loved hearing you guys talk about how you treat your clients. Relationships are key in business, and life in general. For a while now I have been regurgitating a saying in my mind that I learned quite a while ago from a leadership trainer (John Maxwell). It directly applies to what you shared:
"People don't care how much you know.. until they know how much you care"
It's one of those things that seems obvious but it's not always. Or, it's good to have these reminders to help recalibrate if priorities get off track. Jeremy is great!!!