That’s what we’re typically looking for and need to know when we ask something.
Here’s the catch (literally):
We must juggle a sentence.
We have to tow a paragraph.
But we can hold a word.
Everything is pointing towards more and more of less and less.
Do you know how many conversations you’ll have with yourself today?
Answer: A lot.
There are some scientist that have reported that these small, most of the time unnoticed conversations, happen in our subconscious at the rate of 3,000-4,000 words per minute. That’s a lot of chatter. And you wouldn’t believe, or maybe you would, what this dialogue consist of.
The challenge of this chatter is not to attempt to make it go away, rather it’s knowing that it’s there and learning to waltz with the opinion of the mirrored self you are communicating with.
This post is probably more worthy of a book than a blog post.
Nevertheless, here’s the would-be Cliffsnotes for such a book or manifesto: This chatter, whatever it is, will eventually define you, your music, and your days.
There are some things words cannot say…we call those things actions.
There’s an aftermath that occurs when actions are taken because of one’s values…we call that aftermath the music.
Your music speaks where words fail and shows what actions cannot.
Music is your holy to-do.
Ashton.Gustafson 