Speaker 1: Those moments when it's extremely difficult to make up your mind.
You know, having the power of choice can actually weaken
a person. On this episode, we're going to explore what
it means when making a choice is the obvious choice? Plus,
why do people think that mobile and club DJs have
every single song released by mankind? My name is Erro.
Life is a series of choices. Who decides when you're
not making the right choice? Is it a fear of
going wrong? The greatest lessons in life are often lost
inside hidden away attempts and concepts. Well, it's time to
reopen your heart. Having that power of choice is your
daily gift. On this highway, we must learn to trust mirages.
What is the choice when the choice has to be
the obvious choice? How do you know? Mental health experts
lean in on the reaction, claiming the obvious choice arises
from a clear understanding of the situation, your values, and
a strong sense of certainty. The goal is to have
a clear course of action. But here's what gets in
the way. Doubt and hesitation, those feelings of your goals
and principles not being as strong as what you assumed
or preferred. We all like being in that place of relief,
not uncertainty. A clear understanding of making the obvious choice
has to be studied. What are the pros and cons?
Putting yourself in a position of certainty means lingering in
questions in part of the equation before the obvious choice
is made. The homework should be complete knowing in your
heart that there's no lack of hesitation. It is a
key sign of making the move right now, and obvious
choice should be natural, even if it means taking a
leap of faith, trust that you're doing the right work. Hey,
coming up next, how about those people who attend parties
that think that DJs have every single song ever released
by mankind? Thanks for coming back to the choice. Why
do so many people make the choice to believe that
mobile DJs and club DJs have every single song available
at the drop of a hat. Well, here's the real answer.
It's due one hundred percent to the vastness of online
music resources and what is presumed to be the ease
of DJs having access to it. Research clearly shows DJs
don't have everything, and it's become exhausting to keep up
with a Spotify world. DJ's run into areas of poor
internet connections or the lack of true hookups to their
mixers and soundboards. Ninety nine point nine percent of all
mobile entertainers create their playlist from what a client has
planned out. It's those last minute changes that can throw
a curveball across home plate. A DJ having everything is
really a blind perception, basically meaning the furthest thing from
the truth, and pros in the business do admit that
DJs are not all knowing when it comes to having
every single song imaginable. The best way for clients to
celebrate without a trip's stumble or mishap is to be
one hundred percent ready one week or more from their
performance date. How do I know this because I've been
a mobile entertainer for thirty three years. I'm Maril, and
that's what I was writing while the sun was waking
up on a brilliant new day.