Daniel JacobsonHostAndersonHost
It was really interesting that you were saying all this because it was very similar thoughts were in my head just yesterday because I had a rehearsal yesterday with a group that I joined.

And on my way back, you know, all those same thoughts were in my head that like I'm doing this for an ROI for sure.

For one reason only, I think that there's a good possibility in the future of well-paid gigs with that band.

And that's, it's not a well-paid gig, but you know, I'm willing to invest something into that.

And on my side, you know, I'm a professional, so I've learned the songs really well.

I turn up at the rehearsal and I'm able to play the songs and, you know, it involves being organized.

There's people not turning up to the rehearsals, people not knowing the songs that we're playing.

And, you know, I'm quite a bit older than them, so I've got a bit of a different view of it.

And, you know, at a point in the future, I might have to say to myself, Unfortunately, there's not enough of the professional attitude with this group.

Although the leader has what it takes to write the music and has the persona and the charisma to get somewhere in the music industry.

You have to pick people who are going to do everything that is needed to do to make sure that progress is being made towards that payoff, the bigger gigs, the well-paid gigs, you know, Without that professional attitude, entrepreneur attitude, business attitude, without that, you know, it's not going to happen unless everyone has it.

I was like, I'm doing this prep for this rehearsal, not because I want to be a nice person.

It was really interesting that you were saying all this because it was very similar thoughts were in my head just yesterday because I had a rehearsal yesterday with a group that I joined.

And on my way back, you know, all those same thoughts were in my head that like I'm doing this for an ROI for sure.

For one reason only, I think that there's a good possibility in the future of well-paid gigs with that band.

And that's, it's not a well-paid gig, but you know, I'm willing to invest something into that.

And on my side, you know, I'm a professional, so I've learned the songs really well.

I turn up at the rehearsal and I'm able to play the songs and, you know, it involves being organized.

There's people not turning up to the rehearsals, people not knowing the songs that we're playing.

And, you know, I'm quite a bit older than them, so I've got a bit of a different view of it.

And, you know, at a point in the future, I might have to say to myself, Unfortunately, there's not enough of the professional attitude with this group.

Although the leader has what it takes to write the music and has the persona and the charisma to get somewhere in the music industry.

You have to pick people who are going to do everything that is needed to do to make sure that progress is being made towards that payoff, the bigger gigs, the well-paid gigs, you know, Without that professional attitude, entrepreneur attitude, business attitude, without that, you know, it's not going to happen unless everyone has it.

I was like, I'm doing this prep for this rehearsal, not because I want to be a nice person.
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