A short first-person monologue by G.P. Walsh (speaker/teacher) recounting his biggest business mistake: abandoning his true passion for music (piano and composing) when younger. He describes a cascade of negative consequences after leaving his path and urges listeners to stay on course and follow their hearts.
Hey, Everybody. This is G.P. walsh, and I'm a speaker and a teacher and a seminar leader. And my URL is gpwallsh.com and I've got this wonderful opportunity to tell you one of the numerous mistakes that I've made in my life, reigning to business, the one that really stands out the most. That was when I was younger. I made the mistake of not really pursuing what I was really passionate about, which at the time was music. And it was an amazing cascade of events because the moment I began to step off my path, just one thing after another went wrong. And it took me years, actually, to get my way back. Where I was professional pianist, I was a composer. So the moral of the story is when you feel like you're getting off track, you are getting off track. And it's more than just a. It's more than just a sideline. It's a real disrailing of your life, your business, your passion and everything that matters to you. So stay on course. Listen to your heart. G.P. wallace Chow.
