From Publishers Weekly
Like many musicians, Robin Crow had a hard time breaking into the business. "Although I had an outwardly exciting career as a concert performer and recording artist [playing the guitar], I could never really keep things together," he reflects. In Jump and the Net Will Appear: Discovering the Art of Achievement and the Rhythm of Success, Crow teaches readers how to find the strength to create an extraordinary quality of life. He uses the example of how, at age 40, he turned his Tennessee home into a recording studio complex that has since attracted popular and country stars including Amy Grant, Faith Hill, Jewel, Alison Krause and Dolly Parton. At the core of Crow's advice is the idea that one should be willing to take a risk and learn to embrace the unknown. The book includes lyrics from his own songs, which should delight country and Christian music fans.
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Product Description
At 40, musician Robin Crow had a broken spirit, an empty bank account, and a family to support. After 20 years he had succeeded as a recording artist, but a grueling tour schedule had taken its toll. This is the story of how Crow turned his life around; now his studio, Dark Horse Recording, has attracted such stars as Faith Hill, Amy Grant, and Dolly Parton. Through his journey from musician to successful entrepreneur, this book shares the strategies that helped Crow achieve his goals. He shows readers how to take risks and overcome self-limiting beliefs, demonstrating that by focusing on dreams, anything is possible.