What would happen if you just took a leap of faith in your Artistry and just got out there? Are you ready to take risks in order to achieve your dreams? Are you ready to build a plan for yourself? Are you ready to see your dreams come true?

GILLI MOON, Author, Artist, singer/songwriter, record label owner, certified professional coach and “Artist Entrepreneur”, takes you on an enriching journey of artistic and professional discovery with her second book: JUST GET OUT THERE - Achieving abundance, self-empowerment and professional success as an Artist entrepreneur.

The best how-to book out there in the entertainment industry.

 (www.justgetoutthere.net to purchase your copy as a paperback or e-book).

Interviewed here by Franklin Spicer, from Songwriters Vantage, Gilli takes you through the key points of the book and her principles and philosophies on being an Artist Entrepreneur in this new dawn of the entertainment industry.

"...I’m prolific and want to be creative. I want to create; be a creator. All of it is associated with the entertainment industry and creativity, which is my driving force"

Read the interview

“I use a lot of time management and compartmentalizing. I think there needs to be a discipline to creativity. By providing structure, I find I have a lot of freedom for each project I do. I “clock in” on a daily basis (hourly basis) to different projects I am working on, and give myself that scheduled time to be free in creating.”

Read the interview

In an interview with Leah Bachar for diyreporter.com, Gilli talks about being a polymedia artist, a warrior in the music business, and the passion she has for creating. Along with her new book is her newest contribution to the music world, an album titled extraOrdinary  life. Here Gilli tells DIY of the benefits, the realities, and the experiences of being an independent artist

Catch the Music Connection magazine article "" Featuring gilli moon, Aimee Mann, BROTHER, K.K Martin and others. By Bernard Baur.  

 We've got expert advice that's right on the money. 
If you’re like most artists, handling money is a less than pleasant task. Your recent tax return experience may have driven that home. Well, to help you get your finances in order –– whether it’s reorganizing your band members’ tax status or handling a sudden royalty check –– this article gives advice that is crucial to all musicians. - By Bernard Baur

gilli moon talks with Bernard Baur about touring Europe.
"Artists are treated way better overseas and you can get paid more than you could ever hope for in Los Angeles.”