What
Have You Tried Lately?
I
have eight grandkids and a wife who is an
accomplished pianist. At some point in their lives, they have all
taken lessons from Carolyn. Two, maybe
three, are showing real promise at this point.
Another
grand boy shows great interest in the trumpet.
He has survived four or more years of grade school band, and every time
he is at our house, he sits down at the piano and I hear him plunking out tunes
and rich chords. He’s trying his hand.
I’ve
tried my hand at a lot of stuff: golf, football, baseball, basketball, sales, ukulele, marketing, singing, conducting, arranging music and writing.
Thus
far, music and writing have risen to the top as my dominant skills of interest
and longevity.
Experimentation
is a good thing in the early days. You
never know unless you try. Sooner or
later, you’ll find your niche. And this
applies to medicine, design and building buildings, teaching, research and a
thousand other career pursuits.
We
first try our hand. That’s the starting
platform.
Thoughts for Improving
Whatever Needs
Improving!
P Michael Biggs
Words of Encouragement
Words of Inspiration
