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Hello and happy Friday! Here's another new episode for your listening pleasure. My guest Dan Scott lives at the intersection of creativity, law, and financial freedom. Equal parts artist, strategist, and advisor, he has spent his career helping creatives build lives where their work, money, and purpose actually align. He works with musicians, artists, actors, founders, and independent creators to help them build sustainable careers through ownership, financial systems, brand strategy, intellectual property, and long-term vision. This conversation is partly about estate-planning-for-artists. But itβs largely about planning your life with purpose so that you can wake up every day to make art and music.
Dan also covers the importance of focusing on ownership of everything from day one, that common-law copyright provides initial protection, and the fact that formal registration provides proof of ownership and administrative capability. π§ Where to listen (plus show notes and related links) Want the implementation-depth resources?Liner Notes Insider goes deeper than a podcast episode can. Recent editions have covered things like royalty recovery tool kits, release planning templates, and revenue comparison calculators β the implementation layer beneath the episodes. If youβre not yet a Liner Notes subscriber, the free edition covers highlights from this and 300+ conversations. Liner Notes Insider gets you the complete frameworks.
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