Let that sink in for a second.
If you sing…
You're a communicator.
If you play piano…
You're a communicator.
If you play guitar, drums, bass, brass, woodwinds, or even just move to music…
You're a communicator.
Let’s remove the instrument from the equation for a moment — voice, keys, guitar, auxiliary percussion, all of it. Strip away the technique and theory.
At your core, I want to ask you this:
Why do you perform?
What are you trying to communicate?
Why should your audience care?
Got your answers? Good.
Now let’s do it again.
Compress it.
Two sentences max.
This is: YOUR VISION STATEMENT!
Here’s mine:
“I see you. I love you. I enjoy you — and tonight, we’re all going to have a blast.”
Why should the audience care?
Because it’s empowering, fun, and deeply validating to feel seen, loved, and enjoyed. It’s even better when that feeling is shared. That’s the power of music. That’s community.
Future posts will dive into the next layers:
“Am I doing it?” and “How do I know if it’s working?”
But for today, if you made it this far, congratulations.
You’ve just taken a huge step toward crafting a vision for yourself as a musical communicator.
Your “what” is your vision.
Your “why” becomes your qualifier — the thing that will guide you, challenge you, and keep you honest.
Vision is the first step to making a meaningful impact in any creative pursuit — not just music.
Now things are getting exciting.
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