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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 23 hours ago

You just landed your first big paycheck from a major project
 now what?

After years of grinding, late nights, and taking risks, the moment has arrived—your work paid off. A check with more zeroes than you've ever seen hits your account. Suddenly, the Honda Civic you've been driving feels outdated. In this industry, perception is everything—maybe it’s time to level up your look, your car, your presence. People treat you differently when you look the part.

But then, reality hits—money today doesn’t mean money tomorrow. You’ve seen others blow through their first big check, never to bounce back. Maybe the smart move is investing for long-term success. Or perhaps the key is leveraging this moment, making sure this isn’t just a one-time win.

What would you do?

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 week ago

Behind the Scenes: T-Minus Episode

We sat down with T-Minus, the producer behind hits for Drake, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar, to talk about his journey and the secrets to success in the music industry.
We break down his journey from making beats at home to working with some of the biggest names in music. He shares insights on the key relationships that helped shape his career, including how finding the right manager can make or break an artist or producer’s success. Plus, we dive deep into the creative process—what goes into crafting a hit, the mindset behind staying consistent, and the industry secrets that separate the greats from the rest.

If you’re trying to level up in music, you don’t want to miss this one! What’s the biggest challenge you face in your music career? Let’s talk in the comments! đŸ‘‡đŸŽ¶

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

As we step into the New Year, I just want to take a moment to say how much of a blessing this journey has been. Reflecting on the past year, I’m filled with so much gratitude for everything we’ve accomplished together—from the amazing conversations with industry icons to the invaluable lessons shared right here on The Managers Playbook.

I’m beyond thankful for this community. Every comment, every like, every share—you’ve all been such a huge part of what makes this so special.

But let me tell you, we’re just getting started.
This year, we’re bringing even more stories, lessons, and moments to help you thrive in this business and beyond.

Thank you for being here, for supporting, and for growing with me. Let’s make 2025 the best chapter yet.

Drop a comment below—what’s your big goal for this year? I’d love to hear it and see how we can all keep inspiring one another.

Let’s keep building.
— The Managers Playbook

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

Behind the Scenes: Jessie Reyez Episode

📾 A Look Behind the Curtain

Our conversation with Jessie Reyez wasn’t just inspiring—it was a reminder of the grit and teamwork it takes to make it in this industry. With her managers Mauricio Ruiz and Byron Wilson by her side, Jessie shared powerful insights about trust, negotiation, and staying true to her artistry.

Swipe through these BTS moments for a glimpse into the vibe of the episode! 🎬

✹ What’s your favorite behind-the-scenes moment from this episode? Let us know in the comments!

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

Your Artist Doesn’t Trust the Deal—What Would You Do?

Your artist is offered a lucrative brand endorsement that perfectly aligns with their image. But they’re hesitant to sign, citing mistrust of the company’s past controversies. They ask for your advice on whether to take the deal or walk away from the money.

What would you do?

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

A Promoter Demands Payment for a Gig—What Would You Do?

A promoter offers your artist a spot in a high-profile showcase, claiming it’s the perfect opportunity to get discovered. But there’s a catch—they’re asking for a large upfront fee. It seems unusual, but the showcase could put your artist in front of key industry players.

What would you do?

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

If you had the chance to be managed by a seasoned manager with a network and experience OR your solid friend who will have your back and is eager to learn, who would you pick? The ride or die homie or the superstar manager?

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

Jessie Reyez, Byron Wilson and Mauricio Ruiz discuss on the latest episode of the The Manager's Playbook discuss wether they felt like she "broke" as an artist. Do you think she she broke?

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

Your Artist Refuses to Learn the Business—Is It a Disaster Waiting to Happen?

Your artist is laser-focused on their music and refuses to learn anything about the business side of their career. They dismiss your concerns, saying, “That’s your job, not mine.” You worry their lack of knowledge might lead to costly mistakes down the road.

What would you do?

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The Manager's Playbook
Posted 1 month ago

A Major Label Gives You an Ultimatum—Sign or Lose It All!

Your artist just got a dream offer from a major label—money, tours, and fame. But the contract is packed with legal jargon, there’s no time to review it, and the label warns: “If you don’t sign by midnight, we’re moving on!” Your artist is begging you to say yes.



What would you do?

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