Ray,

You said,

Originally Posted by Ray E. Strode

I have no doubt everyone that has been writing for a while has at least one hit if not a super hit in their catalog.


What on earth has led you to this conclusion?

You said,
Originally Posted by Ray E. Strode

I have had unsoliciated feedback on song submissions that was very postive so I don't worry about having a song or two to pitch.


Dude....positive feedback is awesome. But good and really good will both inspire positive feedback. I'm not saying you haven't written the great one...you may have. But positive feedback does not equal truly, drop dead, flat out, in your face, frickin GREAT!!!

One myth I operated under for years was that if I didn't foul out or score at the wrong end of the court, the MVP award was right around the corner. Truth be told, I was in the game. But I sure wasn't being featured in the highlight reel. Heck, I'm still not being featured in the highlight reel. But I have a few more people coming to my games than I used to. ;>)

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