A call for Change

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In the world, individuals seek change in governance, new leaders and all citizens working on social and economic consequences are more transparent. Voices calling for this change are caused by the economic challenges faced by individuals, including personal costs of rising unsustainable medical expenses. In the United States, we are still the inefficient health care world champion and medical expenses now amounts to 3 trillion dollars, nearly 18% of GDP. Unfortunately, this annoying expenditure has not been converted to improved results. In our country, citizens are beginning to lose the most important health outcome. For the first time in history, the average life expectancy of many Americans is actually decreasing.

I have spent over 10 years leading the organization of changes in music, medical and government departments, and I would like to start a more thorough discussion on how to change the culture of the music industry. The person requesting the change should actually receive the following response. There is a strong business person for those who can not buy moral arguments because the future sustainability of our industry will depend largely on the active involvement of a wide variety of people .

As doctors diagnose and prescribe, it is a very important first step to ask questions of the music industry activists and decide the solution, but changing something is not enough. Making Persistence Persistent In order for the music industry to develop a truly comprehensive culture, it is necessary to build a support infrastructure to make everyone actively involved in the change process. Industry segmentation means that this infrastructure does not exist at the moment, but if we want to solve cultural problems we must build them. The commercial reality of the music industry is that it will become more dispersed over time. Therefore, this needs to be complemented by a unified cultural movement, and everyone can participate in it.