The Thein Way to Live

Category: Nashville

  • What Next?

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    Jaimee T
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    As we approach the phases of getting back to “normal”. We still don’t know what normal will be. We also don’t know what it means for live events and concerts. So where do we go from here? A lot of people have been wondering that and quite frankly, so have I. I know there are…

  • “Space Cowboy”

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    Jaimee T
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    After a month of touring, I have a month off. But as awesome as it is to have time off, I need as much work as I possibly can get. Because I’m trying to work as much as I can. #workworkwork With that being said, I think there’s going to be a lot happening this…

  • “Welcome to Nashville”

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    Jaimee T
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    Networking: It’s not only a skill, it’s something you must also be really good at, if you want to make it in the industry. I’m not kidding, the only reason why I’ve made it as far as I’ve had is because of networking and social media stalking. Because you won’t make it anywhere without networking…

  • Don’t fall into the Deep End

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    Jaimee T
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    The music industry is hard to get into. Guy or girl. You really need to have a personality, a good work ethic and great skill set. Unfortunately, majority of people can be really rude, so there goes one third of them. Unfortunately again, majority of people my generation feel that should have things handed to…

  • Rockstars Are People Too

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    Jaimee T
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    I really hate the stereotype of musicians and the rockstar lifestyle. It’s not true at all. Believe me, their lives are not as glamorous as you think it is. Yesterday I walked into a bar with a couple of friends for Sunday Funday. Low behold, guess who walks in. Miranda Lambert. And after all the…

  • “It’s Going To Be OK”

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    Jaimee T
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    When I was four, I fell off my bike and busted my knee. I acted like it was the end of the world. My mom told me “It’s going to be OK”. Sure enough, my knee was fine, but I still have a scar on my knee to prove it. When I was 17, I…