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SEA Conference Lecture: Building a "Slash" Career across Multiple Fields – Defining Success in a Multicareer

Jeffrey Fisher
Jeffrey Fisher is the proprietor of Fisher Creative Group, which offers audio, video, music, writing, consulting, training, and media production and post-production services for individual and corporate clients. He is also a musician who has produced three albums of original material, the author of ten books on succeeding in the entertainment business, (including "Ruthless Self-Promotion in the Music Industry"), and a software trainer.
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Jeffrey Fisher, a musician/teacher/software trainer/producer/composer/author, explains how to measure success in a "slash" career (musician/teacher, manager/student, author/parent) where traditional benchmarks and metrics might be meaningless or even in conflict with your goals. He also discusses how to remain focused on your own particular kind of success, when it might be at odds with more traditional definitions of the term.



Shoot Date: March 2008
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