Singer Brooke Hatala agrees that parenting a rising star without dimming their light requires love and patience
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Singer Brooke Hatala agrees that parenting a rising star without dimming their light requires love and patience
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If you’re a parent, you know the drill—shuttling your kids to and from activities after school and on weekends. Whether they’re involved in sports or creative pursuits like dance or theater, you’re their guide, their constant companion, their rock, and their safety net. We do it all out of love, but sometimes the demands can be even bigger than we imagined. Take young performers, for instance. Parenting a budding professional musician elevates these demands to a whole new level. Today, we’re chatting with a mother-daughter duo who transformed an 11-year-old girl’s passion for writing music in her bedroom into a thriving career in Nashville. Linda Hatala isn’t your average “momager” to her singer daughter, Brooke Hatala. Tune in to learn what it takes to support a rising star while letting her shine bright.
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(1248) Brooke Hatala - YouTube
(1248) Somewhere Blue - YouTube
https://open.spotify.com/artist/00NFH1n7RZC9J8YnHkhL2w?si=FkPu4pBNQfqpiR8BSXzzsA
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5fLdBbgZlvxbsnOnZId2xT?si=WUVi1oShTWKr77lewoFuQw
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Music — Brooke Hatala