Woke up disappointed. Somehow turned my day around. This is how.

Note: Please do not confuse disappointment and sadness with depression.
Depression is something much different that I also do experience, but that
was not the case this morning. 

<a href="http://www.cbemusic.com/#!home/mainPage" target="_blank">Cheryl B. Engelhardt</a>,
songwriter, composer, music biz &amp; branding consultant 
<a href="https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/key-conversations/id1044285312?mt=2" target="_blank">In the Key of Success podcast</a>

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4: Power of a Haircut

Composer, violinist, and singer-songwriter Chrysanthe Tan speaks in 3-minute bursts on the introverted creative life. Or rather...what it's really like to be an independent, autistic artist in LA. (sigh)