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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2024 · 15 MIN

Why Talent Is Overrated

from SongTown on Songwriting | Mastering the Art of Great Songs · host Marty Dodson, Clay Mills

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Marty Dodson and Clay Mills discuss why talent is overrated. And why hard work and the willingness to learn gets you closer to success as a songwriter.

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