He called those people his Master Mind Group, and is cited as saying, Henry Ford was known to have a row of buttons on his desk that by pushing the right one he can summon someone that had all the knowledge he could need about the business he devoted most of his time to. There are a lot of people that understand this simple yet fundamental flaw in humanity that we simply can not know everything. I’m aware I probably could learn to play the flute, but it would take me a lot of time to be able to play well enough to finish the project. If I wanted to to have a killer flute or violin solo on my song, the last thing that would come to mind is, “I need to learn to play the flute.” I can play the guitar and I’m a solid keyboard player, but I know the limits to my ability. The rest of us are just trying to make our way through the world just like everybody else.

There’s a small percentage of people where that most certainty applies, but for a lot of people that’s not the case.

It’s so common today that everyone is a, “Singer/Songwriter, Multi-Instrumentalist, Producer, DJ, Mixing and Mastering Engineer, Record Label Owner, A&R, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Author, Humanitarian, Mother/Father of 3, and leading innovator under 30.” I won’t go as far as saying that it isn’t possible, but like a good friend of mine said before, “People overestimate what they can get done in a day, but they underestimate what they can get done in a year.” I wanted to go into depth with this one because it’s apparent that in today’s industry everyone wants to be a master at everything. Why 90% of Musicians Outsource Their Mixing and Mastering

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