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How This Entrepreneur Built A Defiantly Local Music Label

Music may Be The food of The Soul, But The music Industry is Generally Regarded As One Of The Toughest Environments To Conduct Bus...
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How This Entrepreneur Built A Defiantly Local Music Label
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Music may be the food of the soul, but the music industry is generally regarded as one of the toughest environments to conduct business. Competition is at an all-time high, and the climate keeps shifting from moment to moment. Entrepreneurs who can thrive in this heat deserve recognition and praise.
For serial entrepreneur Emmanuel Almonor (AKA Manny McLaren), music has always been close to his heart and it lives in the very core of his being. This is why he decided to also make it the center of his career.
Starting from scratch
What has now become Omega Music Label started as a simple arrangement of taking local artists out to clubs and other venues to perform. Almost single-handedly, McLaren went ahead and created a bubbly ecosystem around the Orlando music scene.
McLaren’s work transcends creating music for mainstream consumption. “A major challenge for us is getting people to take Orlando artists seriously,” he explains. “As an upcoming act, nobody wants to support you until you move to LA and get famous. We want to change that and help local artists get the recognition they deserve.” 
 With this thought process in mind, Omega Music was born. A music label dedicated to the cultivation of young artists, helping them develop to a level where they can be accepted by larger music labels. This, in turn, furthers the artist’s career.
However, Mclaren assures that creating such an ambitious firm was not easy. Building Omega Music Label was undoubtedly a combination of hard work, dedication, and a lot of failed attempts. In spite of this, McLaren shares that the results have been quite rewarding.
In addition to helping multiple artists kick start their careers and rise to stardom, creating the Omega Music Label has granted Mclaren the opportunity to partner with numerous A-list artists such as Tyla Yaweh and Nav. Through the help of these A-list artists, the Omega Music Label averages millions of streams on various music outlets.
Produce Fruit By Patty LaRoche

Jesus Cursed A Fig Tree. He Was Hungry, And When There Was No Fruit On That Particular Tree, He Put A Hex On It So It Never Again ...
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Produce Fruit By Patty LaRoche
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Jesus cursed a fig tree. He was hungry, and when there was no fruit on that particular tree, he put a hex on it so it never again would bear figs. 

And even though I’ve never been a friend of figs, I always felt kind of sorry for that tree. But, typical for the Bible, there’s more to this story.

Fig trees are mentioned 60+ times in Scripture. They’re sort of unusual because they can produce up to three crops a year. The first crop appears on the trunk; the second in the branches; and the third in the leaves.

And therein lies the problem. Let’s look at the passage in Mark 11: The next day as they were leaving Bethany, Jesus was hungry. Seeing in the distance a fig tree in leaf, he went to find out if it had any fruit. When he reached it, he found nothing but leaves, because it was not the season for figs. Then he said to the tree, “May no one ever eat fruit from you again.” And his disciples heard him say it.

Did you catch it? “…a fig tree in leaf…” although “it was not the season for figs.”  Actually, it was just before Passover, about six weeks before the fully-formed fig appears, the time when the leaves are accompanied by “taqsh,” small edible knobs that appear but fall off when the real fig forms. Leaves with no taqsh meant no figs for that year.

Jesus understood that. These leaves failed to do their job. All promise and no follow-through. So, Jesus cursed the tree. Not because he couldn’t create a fig from dirt, should he so choose, but to teach his followers that this tree was an analogy of Israel.

Jeremiah 8:13: I will take away their harvest, declares the Lord. There will be no grapes on the vine. There will be no figs on the tree, and their leaves will wither. What I have given them will be taken from them.

Those Israelites wouldn’t follow through. They appeared spiritual, but there was no fruit. And they were without excuse. God had given them the Promised Land where bumper crops were the norm, yet they took them for granted. They had prophets telling them how to act, yet they refused to heed their messages. They had been told that one day a Messiah would come. They were seeing miracles and hearing of Baptism and forgiveness and redemption, yet they were in such a spiritual drought, they refused to open their eyes and ears and understand the power of the one walking in their midst. 

I just have one question: What’s the manna with those Jews? (I couldn’t help myself.) Probably the same thing that’s the manna with us.

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