Songwriting Tip #4

Surround yourself with people who care about your music, and will support you throughout the composing process. Though those friends who tease you all the time can be fun to hang out with, if they repeatedly tease you for being musical, or put down your songs, it will eventually get to your head that your music isn't good, and get to their head that it's okay to tease you.

Either tell people the way you feel and put them into a position where they know that what they are doing is stunting your growth as a musician or separate yourself from them.

When you are with people who care and support you, your self-confidence is boosted and you can compose and perform your very best!
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