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What to Do When Productivity Tips Don’t Work for You
I have a confession to make. The past few weeks, our whole team has been rallying around the idea of productivity. In our iCadenza Community, we’ve shared tips on overcoming procrastination, staying inspired when you feel burnt out, and how to get your most important tasks done. But here’s the
When Nothing Goes How You Planned
Tell me if this sounds familiar. The new year is here and everywhere you turn you are bombarded with messages of reflection and gratitude. Your social media feed becomes a highlights reel of everyone else’s accomplishments, accolades, and achievements. And every sparkling photo and #blessed you see hits you hard
5 Feel-Good Ways Musicians Can Volunteer in Their Communities
Are you looking for ways to give back to your community? Many musicians understand the importance of volunteering but as busy professionals, it can be challenging to find the time to give back. So how can you find an opportunity that supports a cause you care about, fits into your
Who’s in Your Corner? Why Community Matters and How to Find Yours
Three months ago, I had a rude awakening which led to a deep appreciation for the power of community. My grandfather, who is like a father to me and walked me down the aisle at my wedding, slipped and fell, hit his head, developed a brain bleed, and wound up
Lisa Husseini Is New CEO of iCadenza
Dear iCadenza community, As many of you know, a month ago Jennifer stepped down from the role of CEO to pursue her long-held creative dream. We asked longtime iCadenza team member, Lisa Husseini, to step up in leadership as Interim CEO as we crafted our plan for the future. Now
It Takes Two: How One Friendship and a Shared Dream Grew into a Community
My mom is an entrepreneur who has started multiple businesses in several countries in conditions that others would have found impossible. When it comes to getting anything going, she has a saying that she likes. “It takes two,” she says, “and then they multiply.” This obviously applies to the growth