Steve Brennan on why he values experiences, such as getting his album mastered at Abbey RoadMy approach to money is probably shaped by my early teenage years when my parents were divorcing. We were not well off, and I did paper rounds morning and night so I could buy clothes and records like the other kids. It taught me that if you worked hard you could earn well. In my later teenage years, I started some small enterprises designing and printing magazines from my bedroom and had to make sure we sold enough to cover costs.I have been running my own digital marketing company for 17 years and at £45,000 my salary is probably modest compared with my peers. I could earn double if I worked for somebody else, but I like the challenge. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
Read more…‘I still buy gig tickets and vinyl LPs like I did as a teenager’















