Really enjoyed this one, Stephen! I find it valuable, and thought-provoking, to read about stories like Majif. I also enjoy the super successful, mega-rich stories (doesn't any American?) but I found the relatability of this to resonate with me in a different way.
I mean,,, I love writing music but I have a super-small audience, at least with the teaching I may be inspiring others to enjoy music,,, and the students keep signing up,,, so......
Interesting article! So let me share some thoughts: I can relate to Majid. He probably continues to drive for Uber because, like many of us average folks, we like to work, and we feel useful that way. Myself, I continue to teach private music students. I don't need to... I do it because I feel useful and appreciated. It keeps me grounded.
Really enjoyed this one, Stephen! I find it valuable, and thought-provoking, to read about stories like Majif. I also enjoy the super successful, mega-rich stories (doesn't any American?) but I found the relatability of this to resonate with me in a different way.
I mean,,, I love writing music but I have a super-small audience, at least with the teaching I may be inspiring others to enjoy music,,, and the students keep signing up,,, so......
Interesting article! So let me share some thoughts: I can relate to Majid. He probably continues to drive for Uber because, like many of us average folks, we like to work, and we feel useful that way. Myself, I continue to teach private music students. I don't need to... I do it because I feel useful and appreciated. It keeps me grounded.
Nice reference for Nickerson! Your explanation is spot on.