In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint shares wins from the Sync Producer Hub community and answers live viewer questions on building a long-term career in sync. He emphasizes why patience is key, why consistency beats quick wins, and how to set realistic expectations when pitching to libraries.   You’ll also hear insights on the business side of sync, from handling contracts to staying top-of-mind with publishers and managing the inevitable waiting game.   How do you stay motivated when placements take years to come in?   Should you pitch the same track to multiple libraries?   How many tracks should you realistically aim to finish each month?   Are there situations where you should avoid co-publishing deals?   How can a producer handle rejections without getting discouraged?   What’s the right follow-up timeline after sending tracks to a library?   Do you need to be exclusive to one library to succeed?   Is it okay to send older tracks to new libraries, or should you only send fresh work? Join Sync Producer Hub → https://www.syncproducerhub.com