Piggybacking on yesterday’s post…
There’s a time and place for solely working on getting better at your craft.
But if you’ve been doing your craft for a while, then the idea of getting better expands…while it pays to keep building raw skills, the next part is…is what you do making the whole thing better? Do you make things better for the group by doing what you do?
And the answer to those questions has less to do with raw skill and more to do with group dynamics, creativity and cooperation.
»» It’s another reason why the best musicians don’t necessarily get the best gigs.
