When Roger belted that line, he was singing about change. Or rather, the absence of change.

Let’s apply that notion to the creative industry:

Your next boss won’t be different, they’ll be the same or worse – Bill Lumbergh’s Ai clone.

At some point, your talent and awards won’t be enough.

• You will be labeled “irrelevant.”

• You will lose touch with technology.

• You will be aged out of the workplace.

And suddenly, you're the “seasoned vet” in a room full of nerds who look dazed and confused when you drop a nod to Zeppelin.

So, what ya gonna do, man? 

• Wait for that billionth job application to evade the algorithm?

• Update your LinkedIn profile just “one last time”?

• Grecian Formula™ your beard? 

• Become Amish?

You could do those things, but they’re the career equivalent of your older brother smacking you in the face with your own hand while he laughs and says, “Stop hitting yourself.”

Because, as we’ve learned through helping creatives of all stripes and sizes — and having run naked through the (Death) Valley of the Unemployed three times — the old school way of finding your next gig is not just humiliating — it’s dead.

What if MM could show you a different way?

We don’t pretend to know all the answers. We’re not thought leaders, gurus, or Doug Henning. (If you remember Doug Henning, you’ve come to the right place. If not, you’ve still come to the right place).

What we know is this: When you combine your Hard Skills with your SuperHuman Gifts and unearth the ideal context for them to thrive, you take back control of your career destiny.

F*ck the old boss, man. YOU are the new boss. 

Join one of our life-changing programs, hang out on one of our fun calls, or perform Rock You Like a Hurricane on glockenspiel.

“HERE I AM!”