In business, find customers.
In relationships, find connection.
In life, find your music.
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In business, find customers.
In relationships, find connection.
In life, find your music.
…and by free, I mean earned.
It’s your humanity that gets shared, gets talked about, sticks with the recipient, and is what you want to see in your rear view mirror.
You’d be surprised what a Super Bowl ad can’t do.
…the momentum begins.
When you know ‘why’ you are here, you immediately make movements to find the instruments that will lend themselves to your music.
You’re not here to build a facade and you’re not meant to be a carbon copy of another.
Be the hands, the feet, the eyes, the words, and the soul that only you can be.
Today, may you waltz through these ‘why’s’.
If you’re looking for poetry, have you accepted your role as a poet?
If so, then make a poetic move.
If you’re wanting the fulfillment of completed art, are you ok with being an artist?
If so, then make an artistic move.
If you’re after making music, have you fallen in love with an instrument (or two) (or three)?
If so, then make a move towards a vow to such an instrument.
Our desires create roles that must create movements in-lieu of the duty, obligation, and responsibility the desire demands.
In other words, “Nothing happens until something moves.” Albert Einstein
Choosing is working.
Choosing to give. Choosing to serve. Choosing to lead.
Begging is not working.
And a beggar can’t be a chooser, right?
Success, music, art, and skill all sow their seeds in the soils of choice.
Many things are out of our control, but not our choices.
Choosing to sow > Begging for rain.
Ashton.Gustafson 