Human Mint

I invite you to watch this Instagram reel about the reality of being a jazz musician. In a certain sense this is the same hierarchy game as science academy, which is extensively talked in here. So you will inmediately draw a connection. This Instagramer in particular is quite honest in his views. I always wondered how the jazz world is similar to the science world, because jazz is where I am investing my life into. And so I finally found someone expressing this kind of perspective. A meta-perspective. I am really liking the jazz music world, it suits my personality soo well. So this is not about trashing that life-style. I think you can be really happy in that environment, o really hate it.

I don't think the thing you choose itself must be exclusively creative, but rather how skilled you are at it. @manuel bon What skillset you specificaly picture yourself developing? Like, producing better meditations.

If it was truly your passion you would produce headacheless perfumes

A dog wouldn't fall for that one.

Israel: "Everybody wants to kill us, but we are the good guys, we don't want to kill anybody"

I had a dream about a giant spider eating a bee. Then I saw a picture of a spider eating a bee on Instagram.

You crave playing with others because you want to realize Unity.

Honestly I don't really pay attention to others musicians advice on what should I do except if I that person is my teacher. I am just too focused on doing my thing. So I just go there to experiment on my own. I don't like when another musician tries to control how I have to play. At the end of the day rehearsing is correcting your wrongness, pitfails, etc. But the thing that you really learn is communication. Because there is a balance that has to exist between communicating what the group will do (arrangements, etc) and also allowing freedom for each musician.

It highly depends on being responsible. But I think playing with others, for others, is the rewarding part of music. Imagine if you really enjoy playing on your own, then doing that with others becomes more fun.

I know an expat that loves my culture more than I do.

That's important. I am also integrating the scales in the guitar much more. This is my 3rd year practicing jazz. Not blundering noter takes way to much work at least for me lol. But very cool is to start producing interesting lines. Or what gospel musicians like to call it "perfecting your chops" Such a creative individual. How long have you been listening to him?

Playing with others will help you develop yourself a lot.

It just came to me the possibility of making perfumes as a life purpose. I always see the bussiness part of it but it obviously requires someone passionate about perfumes. Is your passion perfumes?

@Nivsch Did you have to do militar service?

If you want to ahieve that it takes insane levels of life experience. But you can manage that.