Now that you know there’s no such thing as a perfect show, it’s time to find out how actual rockstars really talk about mistakes after they happen, and why reflecting is the strategy they use– not dwelling. Show More
Producer/Guitarist Brandon Wiggers talks about a time he was crushed with a critique from a major producer that he looked up to. Check out what happened next for Brandon so you can make this same rockstar move next time you receive a critique. Show More
Whether it’s public speaking or talking to new people, it can be one of the hardest things in the world to do. This episode’s game plan is a must have if you want to put an end to awkward conversations and long pauses when you don’t know what to say next. Show More
CMT Award house band member, and musician of the year nominee, shares the perspective that turns mistakes into the Rockstar Habit that creates wins. Show More
Energy and vibe are a powerful thing! Especially when it comes to talking and especially when it comes to conversations with people after the show. Brandon Wiggers joins Kyle at the Moxy Hotel in Downtown Nashville, TN to help give you a hack for putting an end to awkward convos when you’re off stage. Show […]
Talking to people after the show and off stage can feel totally different than talking to them when you’re on stage in the middle of your performance. Especially when you don’t know what to say because you can’t remember somebody’s name! Payton Jerde and Kyle show you a super easy hack for making someone’s name […]
Brandon Wiggers explains why not obsessing about whether a move or facial expression looks weird, gives you the freedom to play and perform better. Show More
Once you know the difference between ‘Musician Habits’ and ‘Rockstar Habits’ it’s time to start changing the way you interpret your performances. Show More
In this round table hang Brandon Wiggers resists his story of being crushed by a producer who tells him that he’s not good enough. Emmy Jerde of Zeona Road, comes in with this rockstar perspective of gratitude, and how you should take critiques like that. Show More
Have you ever ran a race or got done working out? How do you feel? Sweaty? Out of breath? Adrenaline fueled? Feel like you need a minute to just recover? It’s the same thing when you get done performing and it’s why getting into the habit of a having a post-show ritual is such a […]
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