Share your quitting journey
When I was a working musician, I realized there were people better than myself on a guitar. Now, I never learned guitar to be the greatest guitarist. I learned guitar to accompany my voice and the greatest thing I learned was how to leave space so the voice was the focus and the guitar complimented to let the music breathe.
I succeeded at that.
To get to that place, I played with a lot of musicians who were much better than myself and likely learned a turn or phrase or feeling to add to my ability from each of them.
Now, I don't play or sing much anymore.
I have switched my interests to research on many topics. I think of something,
google it, and follow it out as far as I can until I find the answers that give me resolve. It seems I want to soak up information like a sponge.
The seed idea for this blog was to ask you to be open to learning.
People here have your best interest at heart.
Don't feel beaten if you fail but figure out where you went wrong and let us help you around and through.
Write about it
We understand
but it helps to know
all your highs and lows
so we can help you grow
this morning's sunrise from our backyard
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