What are the 5 things that a talented pianist and growing your new business have in common?

I’ve had the pleasure and opportunity to talk to a very young and talented pianist who has a very serious presence on social media, and during hour 2-hour conversation we discussed everything from her upbringing, her passion for music to where she draws her creativity and inspiration from.

It was a very enlightening conversation with Brooklyn Stafford, and as we discussed her success in the music industry as well as her social media footprint, I have found myself relating very deeply to the overlaying mindset that she was applying in her day-to-day life.

Here are some of the take-aways from that conversation:

Use your environment as a growth catalyst. Identify your support system and don’t be afraid to rely on it. Get inspired by others with same aspirations as yours, identify who you look up early on. Healthy competition is good, it helps you challenge yourself and grow.
Get good at what you do. Experiment with different styles and get out of your comfort zone. Don’t be shy, the opportunity to showcase your work and get positive reinforcement will provide you with the validation for your work and effort during the tough days when you are uninspired.
If you can envision something, you can do it. Let your inspiration flow and guide you through your creative process. You may not be the absolute best in your field, but let your inspiration and intuition be your guide.
Prioritize yourself, you live with yourself 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. So do what makes you happy, follow your passion and pursue your dreams. You’ll find true inspiration in what set your soul on fire.
Show up as you are. You’ll build intrinsic trust effortlessly. Life is too short not to enjoy it, so have fun and be authentic!

There may be very well more than 5 things in common between a talented pianist and an entrepreneur, including hard work, random hours and exhausting work times, etc.

But I thought I would share these 5 highlights of the conversation because my biggest takeaway, is that there are lessons learned and commonalities in every industry and profession.

The struggles, pain points and success stories are not that different, we just need to be willing to have a conversation and listen.

Go take a peak and follow Brooklyn's Instagram account, you won't regret it > https://www.instagram.com/brooklynfrombrklyn/

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Lessons from a Pianist :The 5 Steps in common to a Better Business Launch with Brooklyn Stafford