Violinist's Biggest Fear

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Over the past 30 years, I've noticed that many very talented violinists strive to create something remarkable. However, making something truly remarkable is also one of their biggest fears, and there's a valid reason for that. In this video, I’ll explain why this happens and what the solution is. This solution isn’t just from me but inspired by Van Gogh and other great artists. At Badiarov Violins, we've practiced this approach for decades with extensive positive results.

You might argue that since Van Gogh wasn’t a violinist, his lessons don’t apply to music. If you feel this way, I understand. Being a solo artist like Van Gogh is different from playing in unison with dozens of others. However, this culture of creativity applies to groups as well.

Fine print: Learning this won’t make you the next Van Gogh, and there might not be a museum in your name in the center of your city. But it will dramatically increase your chances of achieving your dreams and leaving a lasting mark.

If you found value in this lesson, dive deeper into my work. Explore my books, websites, and keynotes. Or reach out to get real help with achieving tangible results. You don’t want more information and more videos. For a change, you want results.

For more results go here:
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https://BadiarovViolins.com

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