A lot of times when I’m working or playing games, I like to listen to instrumental music.
My go-to’s are piano music and classical orchestral music.
They’re a lot less distracting than music with vocals, and they just make you feel tranquil.
Speaking of classical orchestral music:
Recently, I gained a newfound appreciation for a music producer who goes by a stage name, Apashe.
He’s known for his unique style of music where he takes classical music composed by people like Mozart and Bach, and puts his own modern twist to it.
And I understand there are some people out there who think the original pieces are better left untouched. Once upon a time, I was one of those people too. I never understood the appreciation of remixes and always stuck to the original songs.
Not so much anymore. If anything, I appreciate remixes more and still appreciate originals just as much.
Well, a similar thing happens within the online business education space.
Whether it’s in the coaching, copywriting, or marketing space, the people who teach their materials once learned from someone the generation above them.
And you might be asking, why not just learn from your teacher’s teacher?
You can if you want. There’s nobody stopping you from doing so.
You’ll pretty much learn the same information, but just from different point of views, and that can make the difference between understanding the information and having the information fly over your head.
For example:
I follow David Neagle, who, in my opinion, is one of the greatest living business and mindset coaches. His mentor was Bob Proctor. And Proctor’s mentors were Napoleon Hill and Earl Nightingale.
I could’ve followed Proctor or Nightingale. But I chose to follow David Neagle because he teaches in a way that’s understandable to me. I read Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich at one point and it was a bit of a heavy read. But Neagle’s ability to break it down and teach it in a way that’s easy to understand is extremely helpful to me.
Same goes for the copywriting business.
If there’s a copywriter whom you feel more comfortable with, go with him or her.
If you’d rather stick with me, that’s fine too. You’re welcome to stay as long as you like.
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