I’ve heard life is like a piano; the black keys represent the sad times and the white keys represent the happy times. Regardless of what sounds they make, you won’t be able to make music if you don’t know how to play! Welcome to the Between the Keys podcast, where I share stories, personal experiences, and life lessons that I’ve learned at and away from the piano that will help you master your life like a musician masters their instrument.
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I’ve heard life is like a piano; the black keys represent the sad times and the white keys represent the happy times. Regardless of what sounds they make, you won’t be able to make music if you don’t know how to play! Welcome to the Between the Keys podcast, where I share stories, personal experiences, and life lessons that I’ve learned at and away from the piano that will help you master your life like a musician masters their instrument.
How often to we live mediocre stories when we could live amazing ones? Today, I talk about how understanding principles of story can help us live better stories in real life.
https://www.amazon.com/Million-Miles-Thousand-Years-Learned/dp/1400202981
Even though things are crazy and up in the air right now, we have the great opportunity of using our time and resources to improve ourselves and bless the lives of others. We can’t afford to waste it!
The labels that we give ourselves or that others have given us can harm us or stunt our growth if we aren’t careful. We need to be intentional about our labels and choose the ones that further our growth and help us become who we want to be.
Sometimes, doors close far sooner than you expect them to. When that happens, do we stare at the closed door, or look around for doors that have opened to us?
In this episode, I share the top three practicing and life lessons I’ve learned through my years of studying piano (and demonstrate by actually playing the piano!)
In this episode, I talk about the need for humans as a race to understand the influence of music on our souls, and the need we have for it to heal our souls.
I quote the welcome address to freshmen parents at Boston Conservatory, by Karl Paulnack, pianist and director of the music division.
https://www.bc.edu/content/dam/files/centers/boisi/pdf/s091/Welcome_address_to_freshman_at_Boston_Conservatory.pdf
In this episode, I talk about my decision to serve a mission and the nearly 3 year process of receiving personal revelation.
References:
The Dream Giver by Bruce Wilkinson - definitely in my top 30 recommended books!
Priorities should 1) reflect your core values, and 2) be flexible. In light of my currently shifting priorities, I highlight some changes I’m making to the podcast to reflect my core values.
I share three entertaining stories from my past that have shaped who I am today. I hope that the lessons from these stories inspire you to make a change, or highlight a similar experience in your past that have shaped the person you have become!
As I’ve observed my life and the lives of others, I’ve decided that our idea of “balance” is a MYTH! In this episode, I talk about what I think a healthy balance actually looks like, and give five tools to help solve five problems that lead to an imbalanced life.
In this episode, I talk about how to make New Year’s Resolutions actually WORK, and reveal my secret weapon for accomplishing my dreams and goals!
Show notes:
Kirk Duncan’s website: https://3keyelements.com
Kirk Duncan’s vision board audiobook: https://www.amazon.com/Vision-Board-Success-Kirk-Duncan/dp/B009XVT3Z0
The first episode in a podcast I’ve dreamed of starting for years! I talk about the miracles behind my sophomore recital the recital express gratitude to the people who made it possible.
I’ve heard life is like a piano; the black keys represent the sad times and the white keys represent the happy times. Regardless of what sounds they make, you won’t be able to make music if you don’t know how to play! Welcome to the Between the Keys podcast, where I share stories, personal experiences, and life lessons that I’ve learned at and away from the piano that will help you master your life like a musician masters their instrument.
