Andrew Hozier-Byrne

And now let’s jump into episode 1596 of The School of Greatness!

Some Questions I Ask:

• How did you navigate huge success and pressure at age 24 after your massive hit song ‘Take Me To Church’?
• Did you experience imposter syndrome after receiving so much praise?
• Do you feel the pressure to solve the worlds problems through your music?
• Were you thinking more about serving your audience or focusing on your own art when you wrote ‘Take Me To Church’?
• How did you learn to focus on your art and music vs. chasing song downloads and chart rankings?
• Why do you think you’re selling more tickets now, ten years later, after your first big hit?
• In the last decade, what has been your biggest personal transformation?
• What was the big realization you had when you put touring on pause and had to self-reflect?
• What has been the most spiritual experience you’ve had on stage?
• How do you keep your energy and freshness when you’re on a long tour?
• How do you release your art to the world and be proud of it regardless of how the world receives it?
• You recently released your new album, Unreal, Unearth, is the feeling different this time around vs. your first album?

In this episode, you will learn:

• Strategies for navigating the pressures of success and maintaining authenticity in your life.
• The importance of self-reflection and personal growth in overcoming challenges and evolving over time.
• Techniques for sustaining energy and enthusiasm in demanding careers and long-term projects.
• The role of spirituality and emotional connection and how to connect with large audiences on a deeper level.
• Insights into the creative process and the mindset required for successfully releasing and promoting new work.
• Plus much more…

Show Notes:

Listen to his new album, Unreal, Unearth – OUT NOW!