About this episode
Aiming for perfection is admirable - perfection is wonderful! But is music ever really perfect?
Is it possible that aiming for perfect is actually holding you back from your true potential as a musician?
In this episode we're going to explain the two meanings of the word "perfect" - and why focusing on playing the "right notes" might actually be a mistake. Stay tuned!
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 187
Links and Resources
• Musicality Now - How to Earn Your Inspiration, with Mark Cawley
• Musicality Now - Song Writing: Start and Succeed, with Alex Forbes
• Musicality Now - Writing Songs the Beatles Way, with Matt Blick
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