Your 4th topic – how you learned to play violin again after having a stroke – is inspiring. It sounds like a great title for a TEDx talk!

Getting down to the wire! If @AMYMSHANNONHERNANDEZ-COM doesn’t have any objection, I’m posting.

I think the others can become clearer. Here is an example: 3. TOPIC: Making practice fun for children
Nobody likes doing things they have to do. So it should be no surprise when children resist music practice. I have worked with —number of kids— over the —number of years—, what questions do you have for me about how music practice can be…Read More

The 4 it is for me too – I did not have a stroke but I have not played the piano for decades. It is more difficult to play by ear. But my piano moved in to my new home, so I ll have to figure out how start again at some point 😉

#3 is fascinating to me. I remember getting guitar lessons but not really wanting to do them. I would have loved to have some exercises that encouraged me to pursue music.

I don’t think it is bad to post 5. I do like how you have kept these simple. Maybe instead of improve self confidence… a boost in self confidence or confidence on and off the dance floor.

Have a good rest of your trip!! ❤️

@ruthviolincox-net love this! I do think that if you said this in line one in first set it would help frame “beyond music”: More confidence trying out new skills and activities (even beyond music). thoughts?