Author Archives: Luke J. Hatfield - Dog Dad, Creative-type, Sales Guy, Husband

PrayRain New Single: Bad for Me

“The phrase “pray rain” was originally coined for the spiritual practice of journaling about having what you wish for in the present moment. It is believed that if you write about your fantasies as a current reality, you will use the law of attraction to make your dreams come true.” -PrayRain Prayrain, known by herContinue reading “PrayRain New Single: Bad for Me”

Introduction to my book (and a new song!)

I’m writing a book called “In My Head” based somewhat on experiences that I have lived through in my life. If you follow my blog you can expect to see some similarities. I expect to be done writing sometime toward the end of 2021 (hopefully! I’m not going to rush it though). In the novel,Continue reading “Introduction to my book (and a new song!)”

How to start selling your own line of merch as an indie-artist

I live in Nashville, home of the aspiring “next-big-thing”. If you’re a musician in 2020, there are two primary ways to make a living doing so. Tour. (Good luck with this in 2020…) Sell merch. Being that I’m the Nashville Part-Timer, I’m probably not who you should ask about how to tour profitably. I doContinue reading “How to start selling your own line of merch as an indie-artist”

The 5 Worst Parts about Being a Writer

I’ve always had a passion for writing, whether it be short-stories or songs. If you’re stumbling upon this blog-entry, chances are you might be in the same boat, or maybe you’re trying to discourage someone from chasing this as a career. People with a creative mindset and the determination to pursue careers where they areContinue reading “The 5 Worst Parts about Being a Writer”

How I Started Off Alone at 18

EDIT: I’ve come back and edited this a bit as I’ve realized I have some of the dates incorrect. Bear with me as it was over a decade ago! According to the World Health Organization, somewhere around 1 in 5 people will experience some sort of mental illness in their lifetime. I struggle with depression.Continue reading “How I Started Off Alone at 18”