Aug 2 (edited) in General discussion
Pivot Time
I love piano. Always have. Probably always will. I love teaching it. One day, I hope that people realize that music through piano is a language to be spoken by everyone, not just those who are especially gifted, like was commonly believed in the old days about reading and writing.
That said, I'm planning to change my focus.
I'm creating a community called "Clutter Free Creatives" (or something along those lines) to help freelance creative professionals in their early career stages organize their time and space for optimal effectiveness.
Piano will still be part of what I do, but I'll be dedicating more time to this new project. I believe the skills we develop through music - discipline, focus, and consistent practice - can be valuable in other creative fields as well. I'll continue to offer piano lessons, though on a more limited basis.
Okay, okay! Enough poetry and inspirational jibber-jabber. 😂
The reason for this pivot is pain. Specifically, pain that I've gone through, learned from, and believe I can help others resolve. It lines up well with things I'm passionate about. Things I've experienced it in. Things I've done professionally. And things that have the potential to make a big difference In the lives of my clients.
Is this the right choice? I'm not sure, but it's my best guess. And if I keep waffling back and forth between all my different ideas, I'm not going to make it very far in any of them.
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Pivot Time
