8. You learn to create for others, not just yourself

Playing an instrument teaches you to perform for more than just yourself. It cultivates a mindset of evoking emotions and communicating without words. This shift fundamentally impacts your approach to all tasks.

Your work becomes a reflection of your beliefs, creativity, and expectations. It compels you to ask yourself: Is this up to par to resonate with someone else? Will this inspire, provoke thought, or foster growth?