Ep #11 - You've heard his music in television shows and in movies. In our interview, Christian Salyer shares the decision that changed his life episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 8, 2019 · 44 MIN

Ep #11 - You've heard his music in television shows and in movies. In our interview, Christian Salyer shares the decision that changed his life

from Doin' the Thing Podcast · host Phillip Macko & Jason Madden

He's placed music in movies starring A-Listers like Duane "The Rock" Johnson, Steve Carell and Russell Crowe. He's placed literally thousands of music tracks in the television shows you watch. You've heard theme music he's produced - now learn the secrets to his success. 4 1/2 years ago, Christian made a life choice, one most (if not all of us) have dreamed of doing. Christian decided to center his life on what makes him happy, not just what makes him money. He's now lived in every state but Alaska. His lunch break may happen on Half Dome in Yosemite today,  and in Monument National Park this time next week. He runs a thriving music agency called Current Music, and will launch a record label next year. All from the road - while he travels the country seeing and doing only the things that bring him happiness. This is a can't miss, life-changing episode. Please tune in, it could change your life!

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