Bri Steves discusses her transition from a major label to independence, emphasizing self-accountability in dating and creative control. She highlights the importance of self-production, financial literacy, and building a aligned team to sustain a long-term career without relying on traditional industry structures.
“I realized the most important thing is let's bring back dating people that actually like you... I had to look around and I realized that I was dating people that I shouldn't have been dating and I had nobody to blame but myself.”
“I spent that [3 grand] on my equipment just getting my speakers getting my laptop getting my midi system... I just started figuring out how to produce how to actually write songs... it shows up you know for live performances and shows like just having that knowledge you know is invaluable.”
“I feel like what they're not teaching you is okay how do you take that money and make that money work for you so that you can always support yourself no matter if you want to read make a book do a cook show you know do a mixtape whatever.”
“Anything that's forced anything that's not people that's not your tribe it's always clear as day and I feel like the more spiritual inner work that I did on myself the more that I was able to find things that were in alignment.”
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