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Jan 8, 2018 43 min

Making A Music Career Work While Being a Mom

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In episode 55 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I chat with Brittany Jean Valint . She grew up with a love for music while singing with her sisters. Learn how her passion for singing and songwriting helped her gain the opportunity to open for 90s Pop sensation Hanson and how it helped her career take off. Brittany also talks about the importance of defining your music career for you, why having the right band mate makes a difference and how to be a wife and mom while doing what you love by listening to this episode.

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