How to Maximize Your Big Moment w/ Brian Nhira, Vocalist

You dream of the day that God opens a huge door of opportunity for you....but do you know what to do after it opens?

Brian Nhira, vocalist, performer and creative, knew exactly what to do - and it's helped him to maximize his impact and share his music with more people,  so that he can create more major moments throughout his career.

In this episode, you'll learn how Brian explored and developed his singing gift through his early years in a ministry family, to eventually sing on national television in front of millions of viewers. You'll also learn how he maintained his discipline and inspiration after that momentous occasion and built the foundations of a successful, faith-filled and family-focused creative life - including millions of views on YouTube and chart-topping international releases.

Brian garnered international attention when he captivated audiences with his riveting blind audition on NBC’s Emmy Award winning show ‘The Voice,’ and
successfully navigated his way to the live rounds of the hit talent competition. Nhira’s recent music has charted on the Global Top 100 Pop Songs and his videos have racked up over 100 million collective views. He’s been honored with several awards both domestically and internationally, and he regularly works to lend a helping hand to students around the world, including a backpack project that has donated thousands of backpacks to students in underserved communities.

Key Points from Brian Nhira in This Episode

• Many of the skills you’ll need at the professional level are developed early on in schools, churches and small opportunities.
• God does not limit us to create within the four walls of the church, and a strong ministry family can provide a huge benefit and support to emerging artists.
• To survive and thrive in a high-stakes competitive artistic environment, you have to have the proper perspective to learn all you can, but not to put all your faith in the outcome.
• To maximize your momentum after a big opportunity, you must continue to do the hard, disciplined work that makes the next opportunity possible.
• Instead of trying to balance your family life and your creative life, recognize that there will be times where you need to prioritize one or the other.

 

To learn more about Brian Nhira's life and music, go to briannhira.com