Master ANY Skill: The Untold Secret to EASY Learning

Download my E-Book "Book Of Gems" HERE - illmind.podia.com/book-of-gem...
In my brand new ebook, "Book of Gems," I share a powerful quote: "Nothing is difficult to do, everything is easy. It's only difficult to you because you haven't learned to do it yet." This quote holds the untold secret to easy learning, and it's a game-changer for mastering any skill.
I know firsthand the challenges of diving into something new. When I started my drum kit business, I had no experience in building websites or selling digital products. It felt weird and awkward at first, but I took the time to teach myself everything. And guess what? As I progressed and learned, it became easier.
This concept applies to music production too. Your first beat may be trash, and you'll struggle with sound selection, drum patterns, or playing the keyboard. But here's the key: keep pushing yourself, be willing to learn, and invest hours, days, and years into your craft. With time, you'll get better, and it will become easier.
Remember, nothing worth pursuing is truly difficult. Take those first steps and have faith in yourself. Don't be too hard on yourself, enjoy the journey, and watch yourself grow. And hey, if you want more wisdom like this, check out my ebook, "Book of Gems." It's packed with valuable insights and it's just a couple of bucks.
I appreciate each and every one of you for being a part of this community. If you haven't already, make sure to hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more videos. Together, we'll continue to master our skills and create amazing music. Peace!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introduction and announcement of a new ebook called "Book Gems"
00:02 - The importance of learning and focusing on personal growth
00:10 - Overcoming difficulties and the need for patience in learning new skills
00:23 - Personal example of learning to play the drums, starting a business, and the process of learning and adapting to new experiences
00:56 - Transition to discussing music production and the challenges faced
01:41 - Applying the concept of perseverance to all pursuits, especially music production
02:13 - The importance of taking steps and pushing oneself to continue learning
02:27 - Final lesson on starting and persevering through challenges
02:30 - Conclusion and recommendation to read the ebook "Book Gems"
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Ramon "!llmind" Ibanga Jr. is a 2x Grammy Winning/10x Grammy Nominated multi-platinum music producer who's worked with artists such as Kanye West, J Cole, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Beyonce & Jay-Z, Future, Lil Uzi Vert, Romeo Santos, Lin Manuel Miranda (Hamilton + Moana) 2 Chainz & many more. He is the founder of "Blap-Kits", a series of "beat-making" tools available for music producers which eventually helped pioneer the now multi-million dollar per year "drum kit & sound pack" industry. As a consistent advocate and voice in the music production world, his weekly podcast "Illmind Put The Loop On" boasted a die-hard music producer driven following, including industry special guests such as Boi-1da, Murda Beatz, Ryan Leslie, Russ, Brian Michael Cox and many more. He is also known for traveling to various cities, bringing together up-coming music creators in "secret studio locations" to network, vibe, play music & engage in their creative community.
In 2021, Illmind introduced a new side to his business by engaging with WEB3. He released the first ever "sample pack NFT" which sold for 4.5 ETH ($9,000 at the time) and sent a shockwave in the industry, built a metaverse recording studio (for VR meet ups) and launched his coveted pfp project Squad Of Knights NFT, boasting collectors/members such as Gary Vee, Rob Markman, Altcoin Daily and many web2/web3 industry vets.
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[@anthonyrappa8671]

Man, I met illmind back in the early 2009ish through a friend of mine who used to be part of a group called Deep Foundation. At the time i didn't know many Filipino producers and i think when i reached out to his old email he was able to provide me a ton of tips because i formally sucked ass when it came down to making beats. However I can never forget the influence his production had on my own style. I still produce as a hobby and really stay within the sampling aspect of hiphop production but its good to see you doing good man! You may not remember me but i remember you. Thanks for representing! I'm still trying to break into the industry in some kind of capacity but until then I'll be committed to my current career. I can always dream but i do remember the last thing you told me which was never stop working on your craft. It's been some time and it has really stuck with me haha

[@LaynoProd]

nothing but facts here, thank you Illmind and thanks for believing in me! none of my skills as an artist, producer, and engineer appeared out of nowhere, it was all the time, energy and money put in in learning the craft and consistently growing

[@tifapanties25]

Andy you still wont make it

[@LaynoProd]

@@tifapanties25 lol

[@Elle-gm9rt]

Thank you for this! It's easy to feel overwhelmed when i compare myself to the work I hear daily and i forget that these folks have years ahead of me in terms of learning how to produce and that I'll get there the more I stay open to learning and keep practicing

[@MegaToneProductions]

Coach Ill Mind! Respect Due.

[@Prodbyshaynee]

Thank you so much for this🙏

[@bogard08]

This is a gem, thankful.

[@gamesplaaash9329]

Thanks ❤

[@d.o.b.]

Appreciate you always for sharing your knowledge and the inspiration you bring to the world...Love You BlapGOD💪🏾💎🏆

[@geebee44]

Thanks bro!

[@scream4290]

hats off to you man

[@Geewiz92]

such a simple and amazing message, thank you illmind!

[@brunohrv1]

Ongod, just what I was thinking🔥

[@demotheengineer]

Well put. 🫡💯

[@DOLODAN808]

Love❤

[@phazemegabeats]

Thanks for the video. It applies to me because I am currently starting an online business, and EVERYTHING IS AWKWARD. I am overthinking, getting sleepy not knowing what to upload blah blah blah... anyway. Thanks bro. I gotta take it step by step, get to that first step is an accomplishment in itself. And things will get easier. Thanks!

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[@scream4290]

thank you

[@slverkng]

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[@gelclcxt]

Video is about marketing his book. Everything else like work hard, learn and so on are obvious.

[@mubumubu5975]

6 years of making beats and still trash (making beats is my side project, i mainly produce edm)

[@HollerAtcherBoi]

Super easy. Half these new dudes just drag and drop premade loops and claim to have “made a beat.” No creativity or skill required!